Adding 3rd party phonegap plugins to iOS

[Tiago Ramos]

Tried changing it to codevalue="com.jcjee.plugins.EmailComposer"/code in config.xml, still getting the following error:
code
<Warning>: CDVPlugin class com&#46;jcjee&#46;plugins&#46;EmailComposer (pluginName: EmailComposer) does not exist&#46;
<Warning>: ERROR: Plugin 'EmailComposer' not found, or is not a CDVPlugin&#46; Check your plugin mapping in config&#46;xml&#46;
/code

[Kateryna Grynko]

Tiago,

Yes, I'm sorry, I mean codecom&#46;jcee&#46;plugins/code

[Tiago Ramos]

No more ideas? I really need to get these plugins working for the iOS version.

[Tiago Ramos]

Also why is the question marked as answered when my problem still persists?

[Tiago Ramos]

For future reference for anyone who stumbles upon this issue:

The correct place for the .h and .m files really is in the CordovaLibPlugins folder, in a folder with the proper package name.
However, Appery does not add that folder to the project when building an .ipa, so you'll have to export the xcode project and add it manually (simply dragging the files into xcode works fine).

It seems to me that working with Phonegap plugins is an essential feature, and the fact that I have to add them manually on xcode is a great inconvenience, and certainly something that makes me want to move away from Appery.

[Maryna Brodina]

Hello!

We are sorry for inconvenience and misunderstanding.
Currently files added to CordovaLibPlugins really aren't included in building .ipa. We are working on this issue.

[mollyfud]

Has this been updated yet? I tried a plugin that built fine but didn't seem to do what it was meant to and I am not talented enough to know if it was something I did or some other reason.

[Maryna Brodina]

Hello!

No, this task is still in progress.

[Roger]

There must be an easier way to do this. Are there any plans on making this easier?

[Kateryna Grynko]

Answered here: https://getsatisfaction.com/apperyio/...