Check
whether the plugin supports Phonegap CLI, or not,
-
If it does, run the command.
Using
the Phonegap CLI run:
Ø p phonegap local plugin add https://github.com/aharris88/phonegap-sms-plugin.git
This will place the plugin
in your plugins directory and update your android.json file that keeps track of
installed plugins.
Then when you run:
Ø phonegap build android
or phonegap install android
phonegap will put the
necessary files into the platforms/android directory. It will update
AndroidManifest.xml, res/xml/config.xml, and it will add the
src/org/apache/cordova/sms directory.
-
If it doesn’t,
-
Copy the .js file to
your 'www' folder. And link it to your html.
- Create a package, create the folder structure as yours package
name.
com>Nuevalgo>plugin>
-
Copy the .java file into
this package.
-
Update your platforms\android\res\xml\config.xml adding the following
line.
The plugin
will be added to your project. Once these things are done, all you have to do
implement the js functionality in your app, as you need it.
To
view the errors while building:
Add verbose argument to the build
command as follow.
-
phonegap -V build android
If you’re getting a class not found exception, check the
config.xml where you added your plugin. The package name might be not correct.
