extjs/examples/modern/stockapp/packager.json

   1 {
   2         /**
   3          * @cfg  applicationName
   4          * @required
   5          * This is the name of your application, which is displayed on the device when the app is installed. On IOS, this should match
   6          * the name of your application in the Apple Provisioning Portal.
   7          */
   8         "applicationName":"StockApp",
   9
  10         /**
  11          * @cfg  applicationId
  12          * This is the name namespace for your application. On IOS, this should match the name of your application in the Apple Provisioning Portal.
  13          */
  14         "applicationId":"StockApp",
  15
  16         /**
  17          * @cfg  bundleSeedId
  18          * A ten character string which stands before aplication ID in Apple Provisioning Portal
  19          */
  20         "bundleSeedId":"YOURBUNDLESEED",
  21
  22         /**
  23          * @cfg  versionString
  24          * @required
  25          * This is the version of your application.
  26          */
  27         "versionString":"1.0",
  28
  29         /**
  30          * @cfg  versionCode
  31          * @required
  32          * This is the integer version code of your application, or you can refer to it as a build number. Used only for Android builds.
  33          */
  34         "versionCode":"1",
  35
  36         /**
  37          * @cfg  icon
  38          * For iOS, please refer to their documentation about icon sizes:
  39          * https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/userexperience/conceptual/mobilehig/IconsImages/IconsImages.html
  40          *
  41          * For Android, please refer to the Google Launcher icons guide:
  42          * http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/ui_guidelines/icon_design_launcher.html
  43          * iOS uses 57, 72, 114 and 144; Android uses 36, 48 and 72; if you package for Android you can ignore iOS icons and vice verca
  44          */
  45         "icon": {
  46                 "36":"resources/icons/Icon_Android36.png",
  47                 "48":"resources/icons/Icon_Android48.png",
  48                 "57":"resources/icons/Icon.png",
  49                 "72":"resources/icons/Icon~ipad.png",
  50                 "114":"resources/icons/Icon@2x.png",
  51                 "144":"resources/icons/Icon~ipad@2x.png"
  52         },
  53
  54         /**
  55          * @cfg  inputPath
  56          * @required
  57          * This is location of your Sencha Touch 2 application, relative to this configuration file.
  58          */
  59         "inputPath":"./",
  60
  61         /**
  62          * @cfg  outputPath
  63          * @required
  64          * This is where the built application file with be saved. Make sure that output path is not in your input path, you may get into endless recursive copying
  65          */
  66         "outputPath":"../build/",
  67
  68         /**
  69          * @cfg  configuration
  70          * @required
  71          * This is configuration for your application. `Debug` should always be used unless you are submitting your app to an online
  72          * store - in which case `Release` should be specified.
  73          */
  74         "configuration":"Debug",
  75
  76         /**
  77          * @cfg  platform
  78          * @required
  79          * This is the platform where you will be running your application. Available options are:
  80          *  - iOSSimulator
  81          *  - iOS
  82          *  - Android
  83          *  - AndroidEmulator
  84          */
  85         "platform":"iOSSimulator",
  86
  87         /**
  88          * @cfg  deviceType
  89          * @required
  90          * This is device type that your application will be running on.
  91          *
  92          * If you are developing for Android, this is not necessary.
  93          *
  94          * Available options are:
  95          *  - iPhone
  96          *  - iPad
  97          *  - Universal
  98          */
  99         "deviceType":"Universal",
 100
 101         /**
 102          * @cfg  certificatePath
 103          * This is the location of your certificate.
 104          * This is required when you are developing for Android or you are developing on Windows.
 105          */
 106         "certificatePath":"/path/to/certificate.file",
 107
 108         /**
 109          * @cfg  certificateAlias
 110          * This is the name of your certificate.
 111          *
 112          * IF you do not specify this on OSX, we will try and automatically find the certificate for you using the applicationId.
 113          *
 114          * This can be just a simple matcher. For example, if your certificate name is "iPhone Developer: Robert Dougan (ABCDEFGHIJ)", you
 115          * can just put "iPhone Developer".
 116          *
 117          * When using a certificatePath on Windows, you do not need to specify this.
 118          */
 119         "certificateAlias":"",
 120         /**
 121          * @cfg  certificatePassword
 122          * The password which was specified during certificate export
 123          */
 124         "certificatePassword":"",
 125         /**
 126          * @cfg  provisionProfile
 127          * The path to the provision profile (APP_NAME.mobileprovision) which you can create and then download from Apple's provisioning portal
 128          */
 129         "provisionProfile":"",
 130         /**
 131          * @cfg  notificationConfiguration
 132          * Notification configuration for push notifications, can be "debug", "release" or empty if you don't use push notifications in your project.
 133          */
 134         "notificationConfiguration":"",
 135         /**
 136          * @cfg  sdkPath
 137          * This is the path to the Android SDK, if you are developing an Android application.
 138          */
 139         "sdkPath":"/path/to/android-sdk",
 140
 141         /**
 142          * @cfg  androidAPILevel
 143          * This is android API level, the version of Android SDK to use, you can read more about it here: http://developer.android.com/guide/appendix/api-levels.html.
 144          * Be sure to install corresponding platform API in android SDK manager (android_sdk/tools/android)
 145          */
 146         "androidAPILevel":"8",
 147
 148         /**
 149          * @cfg {Array[String]} permissions
 150          * Array of permissions that is used by an application (Android only)
 151          * Full list of permissions for Android application can be found here: http://developer.android.com/reference/android/Manifest.permission.html#ACCESS_CHECKIN_PROPERTIES
 152          */
 153         "permissions":[
 154             "INTERNET",
 155             "ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE",
 156             "CAMERA",
 157             "VIBRATE",
 158             "ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION",
 159             "ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION",
 160             "CALL_PHONE"
 161         ],
 162
 163         /**
 164          * @cfg {Array[String]} orientations
 165          * @required
 166          * This is orientations that this application can run.
 167          */
 168         "orientations": [
 169                 "portrait",
 170                 "landscapeLeft",
 171                 "landscapeRight",
 172                 "portraitUpsideDown"
 173         ]
 174 }