done, and with pleasure

I think that here there is an opportunity, the community has been waiting impatiently for the new version of vue and I’m almost sure that, like me, more than one is postponing the start of some project to do it with vue 3. People in this situation, or some of them/as, will begin with the framework that’s available, just a thought, cheers

new user here, hello all!
Can you give some advice on where to start reading some docs about cordova in relation to quasar?
My app is already in the store so I’m soooo happy, is in beta, but I did nothing in relation to cordova yet, for example when running in android dev mode I don’t know how to do a console.log()
Another thing, is there a way to use my phone connected to the computer (a pixel 2 xl and running archlinux in the pc) for development?
Good to be here

I think that here there is an opportunity, the community has been waiting impatiently for the new version of vue and I’m almost sure that, like me, more than one is postponing the start of some project to do it with vue 3. People in this situation, or some of them/as, will begin with the framework that’s available, just a thought, cheers

Hello friends, I recently made a build for cordova (quasar( and used icon genie to generate the icons, now when I build for the web webpack bundles all the icons:
I was looking for a way to exclude them with webpack-chain but I got lost.

                  statics/icons/apple-icon-120x120.png   4.83 KiB            [emitted]  
                   statics/icons/apple-icon-152x152.png   7.31 KiB            [emitted]  
                   statics/icons/apple-icon-167x167.png   8.14 KiB            [emitted]  
                   statics/icons/apple-icon-180x180.png   9.45 KiB            [emitted]  
                        statics/icons/favicon-16x16.png  393 bytes            [emitted]  
                        statics/icons/favicon-32x32.png  741 bytes            [emitted]  
                        statics/icons/favicon-96x96.png   3.33 KiB            [emitted]  
                              statics/icons/favicon.ico   70.5 KiB            [emitted]  
                         statics/icons/icon-128x128.png   5.15 KiB            [emitted]  
                         statics/icons/icon-192x192.png   10.4 KiB            [emitted]  
                         statics/icons/icon-256x256.png   18.3 KiB            [emitted]  
                         statics/icons/icon-384x384.png   35.9 KiB            [emitted]  
                         statics/icons/icon-512x512.png   63.2 KiB            [emitted]  
                      statics/icons/ms-icon-144x144.png   6.44 KiB            [emitted]  
                    statics/icons/safari-pinned-tab.svg   19.1 KiB            [emitted]  
Entrypoint app = js/runtime.8849a42a.js js/vendor.2315befb.js css/app.36ea8e3b.css js/app.8d5e9077.js

I tried this in quasar.conf.js:

extendWebpack(cfg) {
        cfg.module.rules.push({
        {
          test: /\.png$/,
          exclude: [
            '/src/static/icons',
          ],
        });
      },

There is no error in the build output but the files are still there, I don’t know if icon-genie is creating the icons AFTER this rule, or if this rule is doing something at all

Hello friends, I recently made a build for cordova and used icon genie to generate the icons, now when I build for the web (spa), webpack bundles all the icons:
I was looking for a way to exclude them with webpack-chain but I got lost.

                  statics/icons/apple-icon-120x120.png   4.83 KiB            [emitted]  
                   statics/icons/apple-icon-152x152.png   7.31 KiB            [emitted]  
                   statics/icons/apple-icon-167x167.png   8.14 KiB            [emitted]  
                   statics/icons/apple-icon-180x180.png   9.45 KiB            [emitted]  
                        statics/icons/favicon-16x16.png  393 bytes            [emitted]  
                        statics/icons/favicon-32x32.png  741 bytes            [emitted]  
                        statics/icons/favicon-96x96.png   3.33 KiB            [emitted]  
                              statics/icons/favicon.ico   70.5 KiB            [emitted]  
                         statics/icons/icon-128x128.png   5.15 KiB            [emitted]  
                         statics/icons/icon-192x192.png   10.4 KiB            [emitted]  
                         statics/icons/icon-256x256.png   18.3 KiB            [emitted]  
                         statics/icons/icon-384x384.png   35.9 KiB            [emitted]  
                         statics/icons/icon-512x512.png   63.2 KiB            [emitted]  
                      statics/icons/ms-icon-144x144.png   6.44 KiB            [emitted]  
                    statics/icons/safari-pinned-tab.svg   19.1 KiB            [emitted]  
Entrypoint app = js/runtime.8849a42a.js js/vendor.2315befb.js css/app.36ea8e3b.css js/app.8d5e9077.js

@metalsadman, it worked!!! I suppose it worked outside a .vue because of the window.close(), sending navigator as a param to the action worked like a charm, thanks again!

mmm, nice one easier that what I was going to do, I’ll try that, thanks man!

it’s strange that it’s working in the emulator but you are right, I’ll try to refactor so to use the navigator object after returning from the action, or something like that

it works find in the emulator but not from the actual device once installed

@metalsadman, do you have some advice? how is that navigator is not available? maybe because I’m not in a .vue file? did you have to exit from an android app?

Hello, I’m trying to exit my app this way:
can you tell me what’s wrong?
When the user press a button I run this action and the code in the else block is executed

logout({ commit, dispatch }) {
    if (navigator.app) {
      navigator.app.exitApp();
    } else if (navigator.device) {
      navigator.device.exitApp();
    } else {
      commit('API_TOKEN', undefined);
      dispatch('setLoginData', undefined);
      dispatch('setHijoActivo', undefined);
      window.close();
    }
  },

thanks man! very grateful