AngularJS on PhoneGap
Before we begin this section, let's take a look at how much magic the PhoneGap command-line interface has. Navigate to the directory where you saved your code; you should see something like the following screenshot:
The previous screenshot is how my code directory looks after issuing the PhoneGap commands of the previous section. Notice that I've created the folder phonegap/
, and the PhoneGap command line helped us create the todo/
project folder with other folders such as hooks/
, merges/
, platforms/
, plugins/
, and so on. Our platform-specific commands created the folders android/
and ios/
and they are found under merges/
and platforms/
respectively.
Note
The automatically created folders are meant to hold important files that belong to different platforms. For example, you will find Android-related files in android
, while you will find iOS related files in ios/
. In the plugins/
folder, you will find the various plugins that you have...