Nice to haves about ember-cli-cordova

[Globegitter]

@jakecraige I have just started playing around with your addon (and cordova for the first time as well) but in regards to the open android project command issue, since Android Studio it is based on Intellij I found that open -a /Applications/Android\ Studio.app would be a command to open Android studio and open -a /Applications/Android\ Studio.app file.txt to open a file. Not sure if that is exactly what you are looking for but the only thing that I could find that comes close to it.

[jakecraige]

@Globegitter Thanks for the input. Do you know what type of file android studio would want to open? Maybe the whole folder?

Pretty much if you find the open command that will open the proper file I'd love to accept a PR or add it myself. I'm guessing Android Studio would be a good default since it's "blessed" for Android Dev

[Globegitter]

@jakecraige Right now I am just working on this as a side project, so progress is slow, but as soon as I make some substantial progress (which might be a few more weeks) I'l look into making a PR.

[jakecraige]

Sounds awesome, thanks. I've also been working with android a lot recently
so I've had some other ideas to ease development on them
On Aug 8, 2014 5:12 AM, "Markus Padourek" [email protected] wrote:

@jakecraige https://github.com/jakecraige Right now I am just working
on this as a side project, so progress is slow, but as soon as I make some
substantial progress (which might be a few more weeks) I'l look into making
a PR.

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[billybonks]

So I am building a mobile app that sharing code base with my website, mainly controllers, but I need different templates per platform some are shared some are different so I was thinking, if you had a folder structure like this.

templates
-templates
-controllers
-etc
-androidtemplates
-iostemplates

or
-mobile template

then when it builds if it finds a template in the secondary folders to use that template instead of the one from the core templates folder, happy to hear other suggestions on how to manage this

[jakecraige]

@billybonks In your case, it sounds like separate projects with an addon for shared code would solve that?

[billybonks]

I was thinking that as well but thought I would ask if it would have any
space here first
On Sep 1, 2014 8:43 AM, "Jake Craige" [email protected] wrote:

@billybonks https://github.com/billybonks In your case, it sounds like
separate projects with an addon for shared code would solve that?

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[jakecraige]

@billybonks One thing I've seen before which I like is some sort of file extension. So things like my-template.android.hbs and my-controller.ios.js I think that could definitely have a place here. Multi-platform support occasionally needs specific things added/disabled for certain platforms and something like that would be a nice way to do it

[billybonks]

That sounds good. Because you can see the platform for each file.
On Sep 1, 2014 10:42 PM, "Jake Craige" [email protected] wrote:

@billybonks https://github.com/billybonks One thing I've seen before
which I like is some sort of file extension. So things like
my-template.android.hbs and my-controller.ios.js I think that could
definitely have a place here. Multi-platform support occasionally needs
specific things added/disabled for certain platforms and something like
that would be a nice way to do it

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[billybonks]

Ok so if i open android studio using the .project file it works great, my project doesnt contain a studio.app file, so its probably best to point it to the .project, secondly the open command, my command env doesn't contain this command. I see there is a npm package called open, but its not being used in the project. If I attempt to open the the ios app, it does seem as if its using the open command. could you maybe give me a pointer as to how this is working. im trying to understand if it uses the user preferences for a particular file type

[jakecraige]

@billybonks I hadn't heard of that npm project. We should definitely add it and use it instead. I work on a Mac so open works for me. That project looks to be cross platform so it would be a great addition to this.

[billybonks]

what does console.log('This platform is ' + process.platform); return on ios?, i may make a change to the open npm project, because i think its better that we run the command through your run command util. just need to make sure its currently compatible with mac

[jakecraige]

@billybonks I'm guessing you mean in node? I get

> console.log('This platform is ' + process.platform);
This platform is darwin

[jakecraige]

Closing this issue as i'll just use labels for "nice to haves" instead. It will keep the conversation more directed in each issue rather than in one thread of all sorts of thing.

Anyone who wants to implement any of the "nice to haves" feel free to go for it.