There are multiple third-party open source plugins available that can be integrated to your Ionic App along with the ngCordova library. If we do not find the required functionality plugin, we can develop a custom Cordova plugin and use it along with the ngCordova library.
We have to write the native code for each platform we want to port our plugin on. The native coding part will be standard according to the procedures followed in the respective native platform. Cordova helps in exposing the same functionality using the native hybrid bridge. In your JavaScript file, you should call the following method to invoke the native functionality:
cordova.exec(successCallback, failureCallback, service, action, [args]);
The previous code will execute/invoke the action method on the service class on the native side. If the native code completes successfully, it will call the successCallback
or, if it fails, it will call failureCallback
. The detailed process to develop...