on-demand-resources

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64221312/does-switching-from-donwload-odr-to-in-bundle-odr-affect-downloads-of-odr-in-pre

问题 I managed to download some On-Demand Resources into my Cordova App using a custom plugin that I built. What I need to do now is load them inside an iframe in my App. Is this possible?? If they were located in the (sigh, read-only) www folder I could simply point to ${cordova.file.applicationDirectory}/www/game.html ...but being them in the Library folder (eg. see path below) is there a way to display them inside an iframe? ('/var/mobile/Library/OnDemandResources/AssetPacks/2F2887A0-7B16-4S5D

问题 When I archive my iOS App for testing purposes I need to configure it to fetch On-Demand resources from a web server instead of Apple servers. For local development, during the Archive steps in Xcode, I simply choose "Host on Server" instead of "Embed in App" and enter the URL of the webserver where the ODR bundles are hosted. How can I configure that setting programmatically in a build pipeline though? I did read that I need to set EMBED_ASSET_PACKS_IN_PRODUCT_BUNDLE to false and add the URL

问题 When I archive my iOS App for testing purposes I need to configure it to fetch On-Demand resources from a web server instead of Apple servers. For local development, during the Archive steps in Xcode, I simply choose "Host on Server" instead of "Embed in App" and enter the URL of the webserver where the ODR bundles are hosted. How can I configure that setting programmatically in a build pipeline though? I did read that I need to set EMBED_ASSET_PACKS_IN_PRODUCT_BUNDLE to false and add the URL

问题 I'm digging around Apple documentation about on-demand resources but I can't find this information.. Is it possible to fetch On-Demand Resources (eg. image, Javascript bundle) from a WKWebView via Javascript? My intent is to publish some (big) HTML+JS games on Apple servers as On-Demand tagged Resources and then fetch them via Javascript XHR calls or through a Cordova/Phonegap/Ionic plugin. In this way: We would not affect the App final bundle size including all the games Apple would be able

问题 I'm digging around Apple documentation about on-demand resources but I can't find this information.. Is it possible to fetch On-Demand Resources (eg. image, Javascript bundle) from a WKWebView via Javascript? My intent is to publish some (big) HTML+JS games on Apple servers as On-Demand tagged Resources and then fetch them via Javascript XHR calls or through a Cordova/Phonegap/Ionic plugin. In this way: We would not affect the App final bundle size including all the games Apple would be able

问题 I'm digging around Apple documentation about on-demand resources but I can't find this information.. Is it possible to fetch On-Demand Resources (eg. image, Javascript bundle) from a WKWebView via Javascript? My intent is to publish some (big) HTML+JS games on Apple servers as On-Demand tagged Resources and then fetch them via Javascript XHR calls or through a Cordova/Phonegap/Ionic plugin. In this way: We would not affect the App final bundle size including all the games Apple would be able

问题 I'm digging around Apple documentation about on-demand resources but I can't find this information.. Is it possible to fetch On-Demand Resources (eg. image, Javascript bundle) from a WKWebView via Javascript? My intent is to publish some (big) HTML+JS games on Apple servers as On-Demand tagged Resources and then fetch them via Javascript XHR calls or through a Cordova/Phonegap/Ionic plugin. In this way: We would not affect the App final bundle size including all the games Apple would be able

问题 I'm trying to use ODR in my game which doesn't use xcassets. So, I've got a texture with a tag (e.g. "tutorial"), made it ODR in project settings and used the code below the get it downloaded: NSBundleResourceRequest *resourceRequest = [[NSBundleResourceRequest alloc] initWithTags:tags]; [resourceRequest conditionallyBeginAccessingResourcesWithCompletionHandler:^(BOOL resourcesAvailable) { if (resourcesAvailable) { // Upload the texture } else { [resourceRequest

问题 I am trying to use ODR in our application and have created Tags and grouped it under Initial Install Tags option under Prefetched. I am not sure how to verify this on the Simulator and on the Device using the Development Profile. Is TestFlight the only option to verify Initial Install Tag usage? Do I have to use NSBundleResourceRequest even for resources tagged as Initial Install? My understanding of Initial Install Tag is that, it would be automatically downloaded with the app. So, I thought