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https://github.com/RedFroggy/ionic2-nfc-app
Ionic 2 sample app using NFC
https://github.com/RedFroggy/ionic2-nfc-app
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Ionic 2 sample app using NFC
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/RedFroggy/ionic2-nfc-app
- Owner: RedFroggy
- Created: 2016-03-08T10:48:55.000Z (over 8 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2017-01-02T18:22:35.000Z (over 7 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-02-04T12:16:12.578Z (4 months ago)
- Language: TypeScript
- Homepage:
- Size: 2.66 MB
- Stars: 63
- Watchers: 14
- Forks: 34
- Open Issues: 4
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
Lists
- awesome-ionic2-components - NFC Demo
- Awesome - NFC Demo
README
[OUTDATED] CROSS PLATFORM NFC [](https://travis-ci.org/RedFroggy/ionic2-nfc-app)
==========
# Presentation
An NFC Reader application based on ionic2 and TypeScript (ES6)
# Screenshots
# IDE
IntelliJ v15.0.3 or later is recommended for a better TypeScript support
# Features
- JWT authentication
- Left menu
- Login
- Remember me (user saved in local storage)
- Scan an nfc tag
- Save a tag in local storage
- List all saved tags
- My account
- Language selection
- i18n application: French and english with dynamic reload
- Unit tests
# Stack
- Angular v2
- Ionic Framework v2
- Webpack
- Karma
- Jasmine
- PhantomJS
- Angular translate v2
# Project Structure
```
- app: Application files (TypeScript)
-- app.ts: Ionic2 entry point
-- classes: Common classes
-- pages: Ionic views
--- app.html
--- login
---- login.ts
---- login.scss
---- login.html
--- account
--- nfc
--- qr
--- tags
-- pipes: Angular2 @Pipe components
-- utils: Utility classes
- www: Assets folder
-- index.html: Entry point
-- build (not in git repository): Production folder where sources are minified
-- css
-- i18n: 18n files
--- en.json
--- fr.json
-- img: Images of the application
-- js
-- res
-- spec: Unit tests folder
--- mocks: Cordvoa api mocks
--- src
- typings: TypeScript interfaces for libraries
-- cordova
-- jasmine
-- lodash
-- moment
-- phonegap-nfc
- platforms (not in git repository): Installed platforms (android, ios, etc..) using ```$ionic add platform``` command
- reports (not in git repository): Unit tests reports
-- junit (used by jenkins)
-- html
- coverage (not in git repository): Coverage reports
-- Format text, json ,html and cobertura (xml)
- doc (not in git repository): Generated TypeScript documentation
- node_modules (not in git repository): NPM dependencies
- plugins (not in git repository): Cordova plugins
-- cordova-plugin-barcodescanner
-- cordova-plugin-statusbar
-- cordova-plugin-vibration
-- phonegap-nfc
-- cordova-plugin-whitelist
- ionic.config.js: Ionic configuration file
- spec-bundle.js: Used for unit tests only with Karma, webpack and ES6
- karma.conf.js: Karma configuration file for unit tests
- webpack.test.config.js: Build configuration file used for unit tests
- webpack.config.js: Build configuration file
- tsconfig.json: TypeScript configuration file
- tslint.json: TSLint configuration file
- typedoc.json: TypeDoc configuration file
- package.json: For managing npm dependencies
-- Scripts: ```$ npm test``` for executing unit tests through karma
- config.xml: Phonegap configuration file
- resources: Icons and splash resources for every platforms
```
# Installation
Install the node dependencies:
```bash
$ npm install
```
You need to install the ionic command in version 2:
```bash
$ npm install -g ionic@beta
```
You need to install the karma command:
```bash
$ npm install -g karma
```
You need to install the cordova command
```bash
$ npm install -g cordova
```
# Typings
To search for typings :
```bash
$ typings search jasmine
```
To add a typing :
```bash
$ typings install jasmine --save --ambient
```
Files will be added to the typings folder.
```
# Execution on desktop
For starting the project on desktop:
```bash
$ ionic serve
```
# Install the following cordova plugins
Always use cordova (not phonegap) to add a new plugin
```bash
$ cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-barcodescanner
$ cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-statusbar
$ cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-vibration
$ cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-whitelist
$ cordova plugin add phonegap-nfc
```
Edit the config.xml file and add the following entries:
```bash
```
# Allow external links
To allow externals links such as mailto,tel,sms etc:
Add allow intents in the config.xml files:
```bash
```
# Execution on real Android device
- First you need to retrieve the android sdk, then run the android SDK manager and download the last android version
- Then you need to configure the ANDROID_HOME environment variable based on the location of your Android SDK folder.
- You have to add the android platform in ionic
```
$ ionic platform add android
```
- Plug in your device to your computer via USB
- Run:
```
$ ionic run android
```
- The application should be installed to your device and start automatically.
- If you've got a "wrong api version" error, then edit the config.xml file in the source project and change
the android preference: android-minSdkVersion
# TypeScript compilation in IntelliJ v older than 15.0.3
- First, read this link: https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/help/transpiling-typescript-to-javascript.html
- Basically you need to:
- Install TypeScript via npm
```bash
$ npm install -g typescript
```
- Download the typescriptServices.js, lib.d.ts, and lib.es6.d.ts files from https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/.
- Go to File -> Settings and click TypeScript under Languages & Frameworks
- Set the NodeJS installation folder path
- Select "Enable TypeScript Compiler"
- Click "Edit" in the Compiler version area
- In the Configure TypeScript Compiler dialog box that opens, choose Custom directory and specify the folder
where the downloaded typescript files are stored
- In the "Command line options" input, set this value: "--module "commonjs" --experimentalDecorators"
- Click "Apply" then "OK"
- The TypeScript compiler should be set correctly.
# TypeScript compilation in IntelliJ v 15.0.3 or later
- First, read this link: https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/help/transpiling-typescript-to-javascript.html
- Basically you need to:
- Install TypeScript via npm
```bash
$ npm install -g typescript
```
- Go to File -> Settings and click TypeScript under Languages & Frameworks
- Set the NodeJS installation folder path
- Select "Enable TypeScript Compiler"
- Select "Use tconfig.json"
- Click "Apply" then "OK"
- The TypeScript compiler should be set correctly.
# Unit tests
Unit tests are using:
- Webpack (webpack.test.config.js)
- Karma (karma.conf.js)
- Jasmine
Tests file are under www/spec folder with suffix .spec.ts
To run tests:
```bash
$ npm run test
```
Generate reports in junit and HTML.
To run test in browser mode, edit the karma.conf.js file and set 'singleRun' property to false
# Quality code
TSLint checks TypeScript code for errors, readability and maintainability.
tslint.json is the configuration file for TSLint
To run TSLint:
```bash
$ npm run quality
```