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nextjs-cordova-framework7
Advanced tools
Use this package if you want to configure an application running Next, Cordova, Framework 7. Real-time development mode on an emulator device, phone, browser. This package allows you to test in real time, write code together with plugins, without resorting to pre-installing the application. And only after changing /refining the plugin code - recompilation of the application will be required. Therefore, you can write code calmly, with ready-made plugins in real time on the emulator with a quick page reload in the next dev development mode. Also, this package has a full extension to use other framework packages without resorting to global changes. It's enough to remove some details that you don't need.
This package uses next-cordova-static
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npm install nextjs-cordova-framework7 -g
or
yarn global add nextjs-cordova-framework7
Parameter | Default | Description |
---|---|---|
ncfParams.port.http | 9090 | Development port |
ncfParams.port.https | 9091 | Development port |
ncfParams.usesCleartextTraffic | true | For android platform usesCleartextTraffic |
Command | Description |
---|---|
create-ncf-app | Creates an application of the current directory, ready to work |
ncf dev | Runs two development servers, on http and https |
ncf emulate [platform] [option] | Run the build for the emulator |
ncf run [platform] [option] | Run the build for the device |
Platform | Description |
---|---|
android | ☑ |
ios | ☐ (Work is underway) |
Option | Description |
---|---|
dev | Real-time development. |
Run the command that will create in the current directory all the necessary tools to work with the application:
create-ncf-app
ncf emulate android
This is where the static build is launched, already a full-fledged application in development mode. This mode is needed in order to show, for example, a manufactured application to the customer, and test it all together.
Developing an application on port 9090 (change if necessary)
ncf emulate android dev && ncf dev
Here you will run a command to build the application in development mode, i.e. the application will look towards your computer, and thus you will be able to launch a local web server that will show the content in the application. You can quickly, conveniently, with all plugins, enjoy the development of the application.
You can add all other commands directly to your package.
Commands that you can add:
Use the documentation for building the application Framework7
Do not try to create an application again using the "create next-app" or "cordova create" commands, everything you need is already present in this package, and you only need to work on your application.
Everything else - You can use it as if you used cordova, nextjs, framework 7 separately
Example of working with a package:
create-ncf-app
cordova platform add android
ncf emulate android dev
ncf dev
Launch the app on your phone or emulator
Edit the code in real time, with all the features of the emulator/phone, as well as with all available plugins.
Viewing the device chrome://inspect/#devices
FAQs
Launch the cordova app with nextjs and framework7!
The npm package nextjs-cordova-framework7 receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, nextjs-cordova-framework7 popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that nextjs-cordova-framework7 demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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