Documentation?

[Raymond Camden]

Can you please document how this exactly works? I tried it on a camera demo. It never prompted me to select a picture, so I'm assuming the mock does... something automatic (what it does should be documented of course). The file URI returned by the plugin didn't work when entered in the DOM. So perhaps the mock only supports the base64 version - if so - again - it should be documented.

[Paolo Bernasconi]

Agree with you completely. This project was done as more of a proof of concept, until I actually got it to work well. I'll be building it up in the next few weeks and it will most definitely have detailed documentation. Thanks for your suggestions @cfjedimaster.

In response to the Camera plugin, it only provides base64 for now. In the future however, the extension should interpret the options given in the getPicture() call and output the right image format.

Any other suggestions would be great.

[Raymond Camden]

Would you be able to roughly describe how the other ones are mocked? For example, motion, what kind of data will it return?

[Paolo Bernasconi]

All of the plugins can be found in the src/plugins/ folder, which should be relatively self-explanatory at the moment (at least until I have docs up).

The device motion mock produces preset integers like so:

        var data = {
            x: -4.434294622159458,
            y: 19.345115933827113,
            z: -14.282339264520889,
            timestamp: (new Date()).getTime()
        };

Note: the watchAcceleration doesn't work right at the moment.

[Raymond Camden]

Ah - I have to read then. Bah. ;) Ok, thanks. :)

On Thu, Dec 11, 2014 at 4:10 PM, Paolo Bernasconi [e-mail]
wrote:

All of the plugins can be found in the src/plugins/
https://github.com/pbernasconi/chrome-cordova/blob/master/src/plugins/
folder.

the device motion mock produces preset integers like so:

    var data = {
        x: -4.434294622159458,
        y: 19.345115933827113,
        z: -14.282339264520889,
        timestamp: (new Date()).getTime()
    };

Note: the watchAcceleration doesn't work right at the moment.

—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
#3 (comment)
.

Raymond Camden, Web Developer for Adobe

Email : [e-mail]
Blog : www.raymondcamden.com
Twitter: raymondcamden