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cordova-application-preferences

Originally by Simon MacDonald (@macdonst), ported to plugman and some other cleanup by Dan Moore (@mooreds). Dan Moore also pulled in the iOS code, written by Tue Topholm / Sugee

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Application Preferences plugin for Phonegap

Originally by Simon MacDonald (@macdonst), ported to plugman and some other cleanup by Dan Moore (@mooreds). Dan Moore also pulled in the iOS code, written by Tue Topholm / Sugee

Information on writing plugins for PhoneGap 2.0 was taken from this blog by Simon MacDonald (@macdonst)

This code only supports Phonegap/Cordova 2.9. If you want to have support for 3.0 or greater, check out this repository.

Install

This plugin uses plugman

cordova plugins add https://github.com/8zrealestate/AppPreferences

Using the plugin

There will be a window.applicationPreferences object defined after the plugin is installed.

The applicationPreferences object created above will be used in the following examples.

get

In order to get the value a property you would call the get method.

/**
  * Get the value of the named property.
  *
  * @param key           
  */
get(key, success, fail)

Sample use:

window.applicationPreferences.get("myKey", function(value) {
		alert("Value is " + value);
	}, function(error) {
		alert("Error! " + JSON.stringify(error));
});

set

In order to set the value a property you would call the set method.

/**
  * Set the value of the named property.
  *
  * @param key
  * @param value           
  */
set(key, value, success, fail)

Sample use:

window.applicationPreferences.set("myKey", "myValue", function() {
		alert("Successfully saved!");
	}, function(error) {
		alert("Error! " + JSON.stringify(error));
});

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Package last updated on 10 May 2017

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