#NativeSettings plugin for Cordova
The plugin allows you to open OS settings on iOS 9 and Android, via cordova-based app. For example, it will allow you to open the keyboard settings, Wifi, bluetooth etc (full list below).
##Adding/Removing the Plugin It will be saved to the config.xml file
cordova plugin (add|rm) https://github.com/guyromb/Cordova-open-native-settings.git --saveor via npm (It will be saved to the package.json file)
npm (install|rm) https://github.com/guyromb/Cordova-open-native-settings.git --save##Using the plugin (opens Location Settings in Android and Application Settings in iOS)
cordova.plugins.settings.open(setting_constant, success_callback, failure_callback);
###Example for iOS and Android - open Wifi settings
if (window.cordova && window.cordova.plugins.settings) {
console.log('openNativeSettingsTest is active');
window.cordova.plugins.settings.open("wifi", function() {
console.log('opened settings');
},
function () {
console.log('failed to open settings');
}
);
} else {
console.log('openNativeSettingsTest is not active!');
}In Android, by default it is opened in the same application as a new activity, the hardware back button will bring the user back to the previous activity (the app). In order to open settings as a new application (two applications will appear in "recent/opened" apps list) the following code can be used:
window.cordova.plugins.settings.open(["wifi", true], function() {}, function() {}); ....
##Settings Options You can use any constant from the following list:
- I tried to map Android and iOS together, however, they are not always the same.
"about", // ios
"accessibility", // ios, android
"account", // ios, android
"airplane_mode", // ios, android
"apn", // android
"application_details", // ios, android
"application_development", // android
"application", // android
"autolock", // ios
"bluetooth", // ios, android
"castle", // ios
"captioning", // android
"cast", // android
"cellular_usage", // ios
"configuration_list", // ios
"data_roaming", // android
"date", // ios, android
"display", // ios, android
"dream", // android
"facetime", // ios
"home", // android
"keyboard", // ios, android
"keyboard_subtype", // android
"locale", // ios, android
"location", // ios, android
"manage_all_applications", // android
"manage_applications", // android
"memory_card", // android
"music", // ios
"music_equalizer", // ios
"music_volume", // ios
"network", // ios, android
"nike_ipod", // ios
"nfcsharing", // android
"nfc_payment", // android
"nfc_settings", // android
"notes", // ios
"notification_id", // ios
"passbook", // ios
"phone", // ios
"photos", // ios
"print", // android
"privacy", // android
"quick_launch", // android
"reset", // ios
"ringtone", // ios
"browser", // ios
"search", // ios, android
"security", // android
"settings", // ios, android
"show_regulatory_info",
"sound", // ios, android
"software_update", // ios
"storage", // ios, android
"store", // ios, android
"sync", // android
"tethering", // ios
"twitter", // ios
"usage", // ios, android
"user_dictionary", // android
"video", // ios
"voice_input", // android
"vpn", // ios
"wallpaper", // ios
"wifi_ip", // android
"wifi", // ios, android
"wireless" // android
##Notes
- Android plugin based on the following information: https://developer.android.com/reference/android/provider/Settings.html#ACTION_DREAM_SETTINGS
- iOS plugin based on the following information: https://gist.github.com/phynet/471089a51b8f940f0fb4
- In iOS, this plugin generates a URL scheme for the *-Info.plist configurations file.
- The plugin for Android is based on the forked repository and was refactored. The iOS part was built from skretch.
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