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  1. Apache Cordova
  2. CB-3050

Publicly Expose Platform Check Requirements

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        • Type: Improvement
        • Status: Resolved
        • Priority: Major
        • Resolution: Fixed
        • Affects Version/s: 2.7.0
        • Fix Version/s: 2.7.0
        • Component/s: cordova-cli
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          Description

          When using the cordova-cli as a node module, it is useful for the client to check platform support.

          Currently, the check_requirements(callback) function is available under /src/metadata/xxx_parser.js. This is only available to internal modules and cannot be publicly accessed.

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            mwbrooks Michael Brooks added a comment -

            At the moment, the phonegap-cli augments the cordova-cli by adding the following interface:

            cordova.platform.supports(platform, callback);

            I'll review the various use-cases internal to cordova-cli and come up with an interface that works privately and publicly.

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            mwbrooks Michael Brooks added a comment - At the moment, the phonegap-cli augments the cordova-cli by adding the following interface: cordova.platform.supports(platform, callback); I'll review the various use-cases internal to cordova-cli and come up with an interface that works privately and publicly.
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            mwbrooks Michael Brooks added a comment -

            Commit cbfe30

            The following interface is now exposed at the module-level:

            cordova.platform.supports(name, callback);

            A full example is as follows:

            cordova.platform.supports('android', function(e) {
  if (e) {
    // platform is unsupported
    // e is type Error
  }
});
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            mwbrooks Michael Brooks added a comment - Commit cbfe30 The following interface is now exposed at the module-level: cordova.platform.supports(name, callback); A full example is as follows: cordova.platform.supports('android', function(e) { if (e) { // platform is unsupported // e is type Error } });
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            mwbrooks Michael Brooks added a comment -

            cordova-cli@2.6.2 has been published to npm and includes the above changes.

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            mwbrooks Michael Brooks added a comment - cordova-cli@2.6.2 has been published to npm and includes the above changes.

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              • Assignee:
                mwbrooks Michael Brooks
                Reporter:
                mwbrooks Michael Brooks
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