npm installnpm run buildnpx cap sync [ios|android]npx cap open [ios|android]
We're going to be implementing a ToDo Capacitor plugin.
This project is a Capacitor app built with Ionic React, don't worry if you aren't familiar with React there shouldn't be a need to modify the React app although you can add console.log statements or make modifications for debugging purposes.
The relevant areas of the code base are the src directory where the React app code resides, and in the plugins directory where you can find the ToDo plugin.
The ios directory is where the iOS application resides. You can run the npx cap open ios command to open the project in Xcode.
The android directory is where the Android application resides. You can run the npx cap open android command to open the project in Android Studio.
The plugin is available under the plugins directory. To ensure you have everything in place to create the plugin, you can run the npm install inside the plugins/ToDoPlugin directory.
The ios directory is where the iOS implementation resides. We'll work specifically in the ios/Sources/ToDoPlugin.swift file to implement the plugin on iOS.
The android directory is where the Android implementation resides. We'll work specifically in the android/app/src/main/java/io/ionic/crossplatform/plugins/todo/ToDoPlugin.java file to implement the plugin on Android.
The src directory is where the Web implementation resides. We'll work specifically in the src/web.ts file to implement the plugin for Web.
To test your changes in the plugin in the context of the app, you will have to run the npm run build command in the plugin directory before rebuilding the app. This will ensure the app will use your most recent changes.
Successfully implement and deliver a well-structured mobile application using the Ionic Framework and Capacitor, reflecting a high standard of development.