In the 4.0 version of the Cordova Android platform, the built-in App plugin has
been renamed CoreAndroid. Ripple will need to be updated to handle this change.
A fairly simple way to handle it in a backwards compatible manner would be to
add CoreAndroid as a synonym for App in
lib/client/platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge.js:
emulator = {
"App": ripple('platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge/app'),
"CoreAndroid": ripple('platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge/app'),
"Accelerometer": ripple('platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge/accelerometer'),
"Battery" : ripple('platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge/battery'),
"Compass": ripple('platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge/compass'),
"Camera": ripple('platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge/camera'),
"Capture": ripple('platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge/capture'),
"Contacts": ripple('platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge/contacts'),
"Debug Console": ripple('platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge/console'),
"Device": ripple('platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge/device'),
"File": ripple('platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge/file'),
"Geolocation": ripple('platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge/geolocation'),
"Globalization": ripple('platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge/globalization'),
"Logger": ripple('platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge/logger'),
"Media": ripple('platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge/media'),
"Network Status": ripple('platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge/network'),
"NetworkStatus": ripple('platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge/network'),
"Notification": ripple('platform/cordova/2.0.0/bridge/notification')
};
However, I guess that's not ideal going forwards. Should we create
platform/cordova/4.0.0 and add CoreAndroid support there?
Tim
