Saftey check

Witten by Jason Simone

How to test locally

The server.js file is a Node.js server definition which can host the application with the proper protocols for local testing. The node_modules folder is a self-contained set of node dependencies.

To test the app, navigate to the www folder and run the command:

node server.js

Then, in a browser navigate to:

http://localhost:8081/

To debug using weinre, run:

weinre --boundHost -all-

Then use the console located at:

http://localhost:8080/client/#nfc

How to package and run

To build the application, package the Application files listed below into a zip and upload it to PhoneGap Build. The application can then be installed or downloaded from the PhoneGap Build website.

To build a new Zepto distribution, download the make files (https://github.com/madrobby/zepto) and run:

npm install set MODULES=zepto event ajax form deferred callbacks fx npm run-script dist

About the file structure

The files present in the project folder serve a dual purpose. Some are components of the application as it should be packaged for PhoneGap Build. Others are modified for testing purposes, and should not be packed and submitted to the build service.

Application files

These files (only) must be included in the PhoenGap Build package:

• \config.xml
• \icon.png
• \resources*
• \www\css*
• \www\font*
• \www\js*
• \www\lib*
• \www\views*
• \www\index.html
• \www\start.html

Remote debugging (for testing)

These files may be optionally included to enable remote debugging from the brwoser or mobile device. They should not be deployed in production:

• \www\js\debug*

Non-project files (for testing)

These files are for local testing infrastructure only and are not a component of the application project:

• \www\node_modules*
• \www\server.js

Modified PhoneGap project files (for testing)

These files have been modified to facilitate local testing and should not be replaced with files distributed in PhoneGap apks:

• \www\cordova.js
• \www\phonegap.js