Why do you need the attribute to be changed? If you use a separate activity you can set all the attributes you want on it; like the nohistory=true in my example I start the "main" cordova activity through getLaunchIntentForPackage As a class inheriting from CordovaPlugin you get all the OS messages: GoogleGlassPlugin::onNewIntent
Could you upload your plugin code to e.g. https://github.com/rgerbasi/cordova-googleglass-plugin -Axel 2013/12/24 Ross Gerbasi <rgerb...@gmail.com> > Alright nevermind on the variable thing. this is starting to shape up. you > can run it like this > > cordova plugin add ~/Desktop/Google\ Glass\ Cordova/dev/cordova-glass-core/ > --variable VOICE_COMMAND='wazzup cordova' > > Still need a way to modify an attribute or get the android:name... > > > On Tue, Dec 24, 2013 at 8:38 AM, Ross Gerbasi <rgerb...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Ok progress on all this, creating the resource files was actually really > > easy, also modifying the manifest is working great. The only thing left > is > > trying to either modify an attribute of a config file or having access to > > the value of android:name= on the existing activity. Anyone have any > ideas > > on how I could do either of those things? > > > > Lastly is there anyway to pass in a variable that plugin XML can use? I > > would like the user to be able to do something like cordova plugin add > > [URL] [VOICE_COMMAND] where voice command is the string they wish to say > > to open the application. Any ideas? thanks! > > > > Also chime in on the name of this plugin if you have any opinion :) > > > > > > > > On Tue, Dec 24, 2013 at 8:22 AM, Ross Gerbasi <rgerb...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > > >> I really do like the idea of using the plugin XML, I think Axel has a > >> good start but as mentioned is there a way to handle xml resources via a > >> plugin? I need to copy a couple files (or write some xml) into the > >> resources folder then I also need to make an addition to strings.xml in > the > >> values resources. > >> > >> Lastly it would be nice to be able to add the intent to an existing > >> activity instead of having to create an activity just for glass. The > >> template for android already has the activity I wish to run I just need > to > >> change the intent for it. Otherwise is there anyway to get the name of > the > >> current activity for use in my own? > >> > >> I guess it would be nice if the plugin could have more then just > >> plugin.xml, possible a node script that also ran that would allow me to > >> actually do modifications myself? > >> > >> Finally if I do go through with the plugin setup what do you all think > >> about names for these plugins. Should it be something like > >> cordova-glass-core which then opens the potential to have > >> cordova-glass-voice, cordova-glass-camera, etc? > >> > >> Dan - I already have a working hook, but it all feels dirty. It is an > >> after_platform_add hook that then modifies your android project. It just > >> doesn't feel clean doing it this way, a plugin would be much nicer. > >> > >> -ross > >> > >> > >> On Tue, Dec 24, 2013 at 7:05 AM, Dan Moore <moore...@yahoo.com> wrote: > >> > >>> Hi Ross. > >>> > >>> Wow, this will be really cool! > >>> > >>> You can manipulate the Android manifest and listen for intents with a > >>> plugin. See this example plugin.xml that does so: > >>> > https://github.com/8zrealestate/android-referrer-plugin/blob/master/plugin.xml > >>> > >>> Some of the limits of plugins right now (unless things have radically > >>> changed since I looked at them in Cordova 3.0): > >>> * you cannot remove nodes from an xml file > >>> * you cannot change values or attributes of xml file nodes > >>> * you can't modify any other kind of file. > >>> > >>> If you need to do any of the above kind of file manipulation, you > should > >>> use a hook. But I don't know a way to include a hook into a plugin. > >>> > >>> -- > >>> Dan Moore > >>> https://leanpub.com/developingwithcordovacli/ > >>> > >>> > >> > > >
