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Sebastien commented on CB-5995:
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Yes, that's basically my second idea. The thing is, as a Web developer, I'm not
confortable enough with Objective-C or Java (or any other non-JS language) to
write native code. This is why I think my first idea is simpler and faster to
implement.
> Plugin spec config-file target could also point to an html file
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>
> Key: CB-5995
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-5995
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Plugman
> Affects Versions: 3.3.0
> Reporter: Sebastien
> Labels: features
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> I wrote the GapReload
> (https://github.com/fingerproof/cordova-plugin-gapreload) plugin which used
> to access www/config.xml to read CLI passed values.
> But since Cordova 3.3, this file has been moved to the project root and I
> can't access stuff outside the www folder using pure JavaScript.
> So here are the ideas I came up with:
> - Allow plugins to also add stuff to html files (config-file
> target="www/index.html"), not only xml and plist files. This should be
> relatively easy to implement, right?
> - Or write a plugin that would provide JavaScript developers with access to
> CLI passed plugins options inside the app itself.
> Please, could you consider implementing at least the first one? Thanks.
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