Adding 3rd party plugin to ios

[Kateryna Grynko]

Yes, just add all the needed code.

[Roger]

okay, I will give that a go...thanks

[Tiago Ramos]

Is this the plugin you're talking about? https://github.com/DataSplice/Honeywe...

If so, just the js won't do, you need the things in the src folder, which will have to be done via xcode like I eventually found out here https://getsatisfaction.com/apperyio/...

It's a major issue with appery which still hasn't been fixed, and the support staff clearly isn't properly trained to answer questions about it.

[Roger]

This is a flavor of it. This was done before the manufacturer (honeywell) had its own. I am glad you posted this before I wasted my time...thanks.

[Kateryna Grynko]

Unfortunately there are no easier ways. Don't worry, it's not too difficult.

[Roger]

How would you add the iOS specific code? This plugin is used to control a piece of hardware specific to iOS devices such as iPod touch.

[Evgene Karachevtsev]

Hello Roger,

You can add any files through the source editor (http://devcenter.appery.io/tutorials/... # Managing_files_and_folders)

[Tiago Ramos]

As I have mentioned here (https://getsatisfaction.com/apperyio/... ), source files added to the necessary folder are not added to the xcode project or included when directly building the .ipa
You'll have to download the xcode project and add the files yourself.

[Roger]

I understand that you can add files through the source editor. However, if they are not added to the ipa when building this would be useless.

[Tiago Ramos]

They're added to the source folder, but aren't linked to the xcode project itself.
Adding them to the xcode project manually is, unfortunately, the only option at the moment.