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ahmeds-airwatch-sdk-plugin

v1.0.7

Published

2 years ago

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ecosystem:cordova cordova-android cordova-ios

airwatch-sdk-plugin

This plugin provides Cordova access to features of the AirWatch mobile device management SDK for iOS and Android.

Installation

Installation of the plugin is straightforward; simply type cordova plugin add airwatch-sdk-plugin at the command line.

Initialization

The plugin will auto-start on both Android and iOS devices, and will automatically start the AirWatch SDK. After startup, the functions will be available in the plugins.airwatch property of the window object. No other initialization is required to use the functions documented below.

To receive events from the SDK, an event listener must be initialized. See "Events" below.

Functions

Functions available for Android and iOS

Functions available for iOS only

Events

The AirWatch SDK sends event notifications to applications that use it when certain conditions arise. To receive these notifications in a Cordova app, the developer must first call setSDKEventListener(listener), where listener is a function that accepts two parameters. The first parameter will be a string containing the name of the event, as listed below. The second will be an Object that will contain additional data if relevant to that type of event.

Events available for Android and iOS

Events available for iOS only

Network status values for `stopNetworkActivity`:

Status code | Network state :----------:|:------------- -2 | initializing -1 | normal 0 | bad SSID 1 | cellular data disabled 2 | roaming 3 | proxy failed 4 | network not reachable