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The Moodle Mobile Simulator (MMS) https://github.com/jleyva/moodlemobile-simulator  is a tool to make easier developing for Moodle Mobile, it includes options for simulate Push notifications, watch and filter the app log, browse the "sandboxed" Chromium file system etc...
The Moodle Mobile Simulator (MMS) https://github.com/jleyva/moodlemobile-simulator  is a tool to make easier developing for Moodle Mobile, it includes options for simulate Push notifications, watch and filter the app log, browse the "sandboxed" Chromium file system etc...
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== Features ==
== Features ==

Revision as of 14:36, 7 July 2014

The Moodle Mobile Simulator (MMS) https://github.com/jleyva/moodlemobile-simulator is a tool to make easier developing for Moodle Mobile, it includes options for simulate Push notifications, watch and filter the app log, browse the "sandboxed" Chromium file system etc...


Features

  • It can emulate different devices/platforms viewport size (iPhone, iPad, Nexus4...)
  • You can switch between different versions of the app and between different Test Sites
  • It support emulation of "Offline" mode
  • Rotate device
  • Disable support of the local_mobile plugin for sites using that plugin
  • Live CSS injection and template modifications for quick testing
  • Emulation of Push notifications with configurable payload
  • Support the Phonegap FileSystem and FileTransfer API so you can download/upload and store files in the Chromium filesystem
  • Support additional app options like taking photos (using the webcam) an uploading audio recording

Installation

  • Open the index.html in the Chrome/Chromium browser
  • In Settings Apps, add a new App pointing to the directory where your HTML code is placed
  • Go to Launch, select your App and device (optionally a Site) and "Launch app" Once logged in a site, it will require you to allow use the local file system storage capabilities