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cordova-plugin-liveupdate
Advanced tools
Supported platforms: iOS, Android
cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-liveupdate
The plugin will be available on window
as IonicCordova
DisableDeploy
- Default value is false
.Allows to disable deploy updates by adding this preference in the config.xml
<preference name="DisableDeploy" value="true" />
npm install
npm run create-dev
This will create a blank Ionic app in a local tmp
directory with the plugin and dependencies installed, and the iOS platform added. Native plugin code is installed with --link
and any changes to the typescript in www
will be copied over into the app's platforms/ios
and platforms/android
directories.
npm run apply-dev
Updates the linked plugin in the tmp
test app with your JavaScript changes
npm run watch
Watches for Typescript changes
npm run watch-dev
Watches for Typescript changes, then runs the apply-dev
script to propogate them to the testing app.
FAQs
Ionic Cordova Live Update SDK
We found that cordova-plugin-liveupdate demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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