Integration

Acknowledgments

iOS: Appoxee plugin support iOS7 and above

Prerequisites

Node and PhoneGap CLI installed on your mac.
Cordova 5.0.0 and above
Appoxee Cordova plugin 1.0.

Integration - Phase 1

Download the plugin
Add the plugin with the following command:

Cordova CLI

cd Path/To/My/PhonegapProject
cordova plugin add /path/to/location/of/plugin

Integration - Phase 2

Initialize the plugin in your Javascript application, as soon as possible, by calling the following:

Initialize plugin

function engage() {

	AppoxeePlugin.engage("sdk.id",
    	                "app.secret",
        	            function (json) {
            	        alert(JSON.stringify(json));
                	    },
                    	function (json) {
                    	alert(JSON.stringify(json));
                    	});
}

iOS (versions 1.3.1 and above)

Add to your application plist file the "appoxee_sdk_key" with a string value of your application SDK key.

No need to explicitly call the AppoxeePlugin.engage() method.

application.plist

<key>appoxee_sdk_key</key>
<string>the_sdk_key</string>

Note that iOS/Android applications will not share the same SDK key & secret, so you'll need to supply the right key for each platform, if you are compiling the same code for both platforms.

Content Security Policy & inline functions

In order to run the engage() method in your HTML code , make sure your meta tag of Content-Security-Policy contains the following definition (allowing inline function and code execution :

HTML Code

  <meta http-equiv="Content-Security-Policy" content="script-src * 'self' 'unsafe-inline'">

Android small icon

In order to override the small icon in the notification bar, you'll have to create a drawable named "apx_small_icon" - place an image file with that name in the project's drawable folder(s) (eg: <project>/platforms/android/res/drawable-xhdpi )