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capacitor-white-label

v1.1.6

Published

A package that aids the build process for Capacitor apps designed for white labeling.

Downloads

358

Readme

Capacitor White Label (cap-white-label)

Capacitor White Label is a command-line tool designed to simplify the white-labeling process for Capacitor-based mobile applications. With this package, you can effortlessly customize various aspects of your app, such as the app ID, name, version, package name, splash screen, icon, and more, all through convenient command-line commands.

Installation

To install Capacitor White Label, run the following command:

npm install -g cap-white-label

This installs the tool globally, allowing you to use it conveniently in any Capacitor project.

Usage

After installation, you can use Capacitor White Label to configure and customize your app. Below are some common scenarios and the associated commands:

Update App Configuration

Update the app ID, name, and other configuration parameters in the capacitor.config.ts file:

cap-white-label configure --appId=com.example.myapp --appName="My App" --appFlowChannel=stable

  • --appId: Set the unique identifier for your application.
  • --appName: Specify the name of your application.
  • --buildNumber: Specify the build number of your application.
  • --versionNumber: Specify the version number of your application.
  • --hostname: Configure the local hostname of the device. By default it uses --appId
  • --appFlowChannel: Set the desired app flow channel (e.g., 'stable', 'beta').
  • --generateAssets This will generate all icons and splash screen
  • --build: Build the app. This basically runs yarn build | npm run build under the hood.
  • --prod: Build your app for production yarn build:prod. Works with --build

Dependencies

This package leverages on @capacitor/assets for generating icons and splash screen and also uses Trapeze for managing native configurations.

White Labeling and Building

White-label your app and build it for production:

cap-white-label --build --appId=com.example.myapp --appName="My App" --prod

  • --prod: Build the app for production.
  • --appId and --appName: Similar to the configure command, these flags set the app ID and app name.

Generate Splash Screen and Icon

Generate the necessary splash screen and icon assets:

cap-white-label --appId='com.cap.white.label' --generateAssets

Important Note: The capacitor/assets folder will look for a folder inside resources with the name being the appId. Example resources/com.cap.white.label/icon.png

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvement, please open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

Capacitor White Label is open-source software licensed under the MIT License.