Automatic icon resizing for Cordova. Create an icon in the root folder of your Cordova project and use cordova-icon to automatically resize and copy it for all the platforms your project supports (currenty works with iOS, Android, Windows 10 and OSX).

$ sudo apt-get install imagemagick
$ # on Mac: brew install imagemagick
$ # on Windows: https://www.imagemagick.org/script/binary-releases.php#windows (check "Legacy tools")

$ sudo npm install cordova-icon -g

If you are using an older version of cordova (before 7.x):

$ sudo npm install [email protected] -g

• ImageMagick installed
• At least one platform was added to your project (cordova platforms docs)
• Cordova's config.xml file must exist in the root folder (cordova config.xml docs)

Create an icon.png file in the root folder of your cordova project. You can provide a platform-specific icon by naming it icon-[platform].png (e.g icon-android.png, icon-ios.png). Then run:

 $ cordova-icon

You also can specify manually a location for your config.xml or icon.png:

 $ cordova-icon --config=config.xml --icon=icon.png --icon-background=icon_background.png  --icon-foreground=icon_foreground.png

The parameters --icon-background and --icon-foreground are required if --android-v6 or --android-v7 is not passed.

If you run a old version of Cordova for iOS / Mac and you need your files in /Resources/icons/, use this option:

 $ cordova-icon --xcode-old

For good results, your file should be:

• square
• for Android and iOS, at least 1024*1024px
• for Windows, at least 1240*1240px

To generate icons for cordova-android v6, use the following:

 $ cordova-icon --android-v6

To generate icons for cordova-android v7, use the following:

 $ cordova-icon --android-v7

To generate notification icons for cordova-android use the following:

 $ cordova-icon --icon-notification=notification.png --icon-notification-name=ic_notification

By default, the file name is ic_notification. You can change the name through providing a different name with the parameter --icon-notification-name.

• Your config.ml file will not be updated by the tool (because images are automatically created in the good folders)
• Therefore, in your config.xml, be sure to remove all lines looking like <icon src="res/android/ldpi.png" density="ldpi" />

Since the execution of cordova-icon is pretty fast, you can add it as a cordova-cli hook to execute before every build. To create a new hook, go to your cordova project and run:

$ mkdir hooks/after_prepare
$ vi hooks/after_prepare/cordova-icon.sh

Paste the following into the hook script:

#!/bin/bash
cordova-icon

Then give the script +x permission:

$ chmod +x hooks/after_prepare/cordova-icon.sh

That's it. Now every time you cordova build, the icons will be auto generated.

Check out cordova-splash

• cordova-plugin-inapppurchase - a lightweight cordova plugin for in app purchases on iOS/Android
• ng-special-offer - prompt users to rate your cordova app in the app store
• ionic-lock-screen - passcode lock screen for ionic (with touch id support for iOS)
• ionic-zoom-view - an easy way to add a zoom view to images using an ionic modal
• ng-persist - store data on mobile devices (using cordova) that persists even if the user reinstalls the app

MIT