See LICENSE.md for license terms and conditions.
This sample Cordova app illustrates the use of some common core Cordova APIs and, where possible, the equivalent HTML5 APIs within a hybrid mobile HTML5 app. This app has been built, installed and run on Android, Crosswalk for Android, iOS and Windows 8 devices. It may run on other Cordova platforms, but has not been thoroughly tested on those other platforms.
A detailed "how to debug" using the Intel XDK and this app is provided in an included tutorial. Please read the included tutorial for an introduction to this sample app and how to debug Cordova apps with the Intel XDK. The tutorial is based on the old "Emulate" tab, but much of it still applies to the current "Simulate" tab.
For details regarding the included .gitignore file, please see the official
git doc pages and, specifically, the .gitignore reference page.
This .gitignore file can be used as a starting point for your own Intel XDK
projects. The Intel XDK blank templates and most of the Intel XDK samples
include a default .gitignore file for your project. You are welcome to
modify it to meet the needs of your project, if you are using git.
The .jscodehints file is used by built-in Brackets editor to exclude
files and directories from code hint scanning. This is helpful to speed up the
built-in editor, especially if your project contains a large number of files
that are not part of your source or are not important for code hinting while
using the built-in editor.
The intelxdk.config.additions.xml file contains additional configuration
options that can be used to control the Cordova build options beyond those
which can be done using the Intel XDK graphical user interface (GUI) on the
Projects tab (in the Build Settings section). In addition, it includes an
alternate example of how you can include icons and splash screens in your
project; especially when including icons that are not yet part of the Intel
XDK GUI. See Adding Intel XDK Cordova Build Options Using the Additions
File for details.