Deprecating sounds good to me - I've never used this feature and the alternative is better.
On Wed, Feb 13, 2013 at 11:26 AM, Andrew Grieve <[email protected]>wrote: > @implementation CDVDevice > > - (void)getDeviceInfo:(CDVInvokedUrlCommand*)command > { > /* Settings.plist > * Read the optional Settings.plist file and push these user-defined > settings down into the web application. > * This can be useful for supplying build-time configuration variables > down to the app to change its behavior, > * such as specifying Full / Lite version, or localization (English vs > German, for instance). > */ > // TODO: turn this into an iOS only plugin > NSDictionary* temp = [CDVViewController getBundlePlist:@"Settings"]; > > if ([temp respondsToSelector:@selector(JSONString)]) { > NSString* js = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"window.Settings = > %@;", > [temp JSONString]]; > [self.commandDelegate evalJs:js]; > } > > > > I can't find any docs that mention this feature. Do other platforms have > something like this? Any objections to deprecating this? Seems like you > could accomplish x-platform & without a plugin by XHR'ing a .json file from > your app directory. >
