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Revision as of 11:48, 21 September 2016

Note: This page is a work-in-progress. Feedback and suggested improvements are welcome. Please join the discussion on moodle.org or use the page comments.

Overview

You will need a custom app if you want:

  • Force the users to log in to your site URL
  • Custom corporate image (name, app icon, theme, store entry)
  • Add additional features or static pages
  • Remove or change existing features
  • Custom translation of the app
  • Use your own notifications infrastructure

Requirements

Steps for creating your Custom App

Setting up your computer

Follow these guides:

Fork the app

Use the Fork tool in: https://github.com/moodlehq/moodlemobile2

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You must be logged with your Github user!

Clone the repo in your desktop

You can use your favourite GIT client (or GitHub Desktop clients)

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Create a new branch

Having the code in a separate branch in the forked repository will make very easy to maintain our customizations using git tools (merge, rebase)

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Edit the app settings file

/config.xml

  • Change the widget id value (instead com.moodle.moodlemobile your own id)
  • Change the app name and description

/www/config.json

  • Change versionname
  • Add a pre-fixed URL: Adding a field like “siteurl”: “http://mysite.abc”
  • Change gcmpn (if you are using your custom Google Push infrastructure)
  • Change the appid (required for making Push notifications work)
  • Remove demo sites (“demo_sites”: “”)

Edit another app files

/www/core/component/settings/lang/x.json (x means all the languages)

  • Change the “appname” string to match your custom app name (Not necessary in latest version Moodle Mobile 3.1.3), you can change it in config.json

/www/errorreport.js

  • Change: var reportUrl to point to your custom error reporting system (if you want to use your custom one)
  • Same for appVersion

Replace the app icons, splashscreen

  • Replace the resources/ icon.png and splash images
  • Replace also the www/img/moodle.png with an image matching your logo
  • In a console:
    • cd mycustomappdir/
    • ionic resources

This will create your custom icon and splash images in all the required sizes

More information about Ionic’s image generation: http://ionicframework.com/docs/cli/icon-splashscreen.html

Add your custom styles

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