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This repository is deprecated and no more work will be done on this by Apache Cordova. You can continue to use this and it should work as-is but any future issues will not be fixed by the Cordova community.
Feel free to fork this repository and improve your fork. Existing forks are listed in Network and Forks.
- Reason for deprecation: Merged into cordova-app-hello-world
- Learn more: https://github.com/apache/cordova-discuss/issues/91
Cordova Template Reference
This is a reference for building and publishing Cordova Templates.
Structure of your template
template_package
āāā package.json (for your template package to be published on npm)
āāā index.js
āāā template_src (contains template files)
āāā package.json
āāā config.xml
āāā (files and folders that make up the template)
Outside of template_src
All files outside of template_src
are used to define parameters about the template. These files are not copied over at creation, so feel free to add a README or any other files outside of template_src.
index.js
index.js
points to where the template exists. You'll see that index.js usually looks like:
var path = require('path');
module.exports = {
dirname : path.join(__dirname, 'template_src')
};
package.json
This package.json
holds information about the template itself like its name, version etc. All templates should contain the keyword "cordova:template"
so that the template is searchable on npm. For example:
{
"name": "cordova-example-template",
"version": "1.0.0",
"...": "...",
"keywords": [
"cordova:template"
]
}
Inside of template_src
All files inside of template_src
compose the template from which a user would desire in order to create their project. Everything in this folder is copied over to the created project.
The package.json in template_src
should be filled with information that describes the project that would be created from the template.