Welcome to the Ionic Angular Cordova Starter Kit! This starter kit is designed to help you quickly get started with building mobile applications using Ionic, Angular, and Cordova. It provides a solid foundation for creating cross-platform mobile applications, whether you're targeting iOS, Android, or the Web.
Clone this repository to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/tortuc/ionic-angular-cordova-starter-kit.git
cd ionic-angular-cordova-starter-kitRun the following command to install the necessary dependencies for the project:
npm installTo run the app in the browser for testing and development:
ionic serveThis will start a development server and open the app in your browser.
You can run the app on a connected mobile device or an emulator using Cordova. First, ensure your mobile development environment is properly set up (either Android Studio for Android or Xcode for iOS). Then, use the following command:
ionic cordova platform add android
ionic cordova run androidionic cordova platform add ios
ionic cordova run iosTo build the app for production, use the following command:
ionic cordova build --prodThis will generate an optimized production build of the app for either Android or iOS.
The general folder structure for this starter kit is as follows:
/src
/app - Core app code (components, services, pages)
/assets - Static assets (images, icons, etc.)
/environments - Configuration for different environments (dev, prod)
/theme - Global styling and theme variablesYou can customize the app by editing the following:
- Pages: Modify or add new pages in /src/app/pages.
- Services: Modify or create new services for API calls or data management in /src/app/services.
- UI Components: Modify existing UI components or create your own in /src/app/components. For styling, you can use CSS or SCSS files located in the /src/theme folder. Ionic uses a highly customizable design system with pre-built components, so you can easily adjust the app's look and feel.
You can run unit tests using the following command:
ng testFor end-to-end testing, use:
ng e2eAfter building the app for production, you can deploy it to the respective app stores:
- Android: Use Android Studio to upload the APK to the Google Play Store.
- iOS: Use Xcode to upload the app to the Apple App Store.
Feel free to fork this repository and submit pull requests if you'd like to contribute. Please ensure you follow the coding guidelines and submit a description of the changes made.