An Ionic app demonstrating how to use the Esri ArcGIS API for JavaScript.
This is a work in progress.
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This is intended for use with v3.16+ of the ArcGIS API for JavaScript. v4.0+ is not currently supported.
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Use Esri/angular-esri-map to enable Esri mapping within an Ionic (AngularJS) app.
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Esri and angular-esri-map js + css resources have been added to the initial html page. See fullscreen.html or tabbed.html.
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An
<esri-map>
directive has been added to the html, either by a template for the tabbed example, or directly in fullscreen.html in the full screen example. Keep in mind that this directive can be given more functionality via a corresponding controller.
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A Content Security Policy (CSP) has also been established in the initial html page. More info on CSP here.
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See Esri/quickstart-map-phonegap for additional info and ideas.
- Do everything described in Step 1 here: Getting Started with Ionic
- Create a project using
ionic start IonicMap blank
or use some other project name you feel is appropriate. Blank indicates a blank app. - Continue with Step 3 of the Ionic getting started guide. Make sure the default app runs without any errors.
- Download the contents of this repository and then copy the contents of the
www
directory into your new project'swww
directory. Make sure all the files are copied over. - If all goes well with Step 3, then in your project's config.xml change
<content src="index.html" />
to point to eithertabbed.html
orfullscreen.html
. In Android, this file is under/res/xml/config.xml
.