| commit | ab166dd60548aca306bbf8446eb1dbc64d18a7c3 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | George Henne <gh@nsbasic.com> | Fri Jun 11 14:39:45 2021 -0400 |
| committer | GitHub <noreply@github.com> | Fri Jun 11 20:39:45 2021 +0200 |
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| parent | cd66b4b385d134bec11b017592f53804a15718fb [diff] |
Add VoltSigner to tools (#1175) I posted this to the dev mailing list on April 30. As there were no replies, I hope it's ok to move to the next step: We’ve got a new tool we’d like to share with the Cordova community. It facilitates the creation of signing certificates for Android and iOS. https://voltsigner.com - It’s free - No login is required - We’re in the process of making of making the source public on GitHub - Runs completely in the browser - Generates Android and iOS .p12 files on a Windows or MacOS computers. - Certificates are made 100% locally - passwords and files are not shared to the cloud.
This repository contains the source code for the Cordova website at cordova.apache.org.
The site is also reachable with the short domain cordova.io, the important subareas as docs.cordova.io, blog.cordova.io and plugins.cordova.io.
The main parts are built as a static site with Jekyll, containing the homepage and subpages, the blog and the docs.
The plugin search is an embedded PreactJS application.
Here in the repository the code of the actual site is located in /www with its subfolder /docs, /blog and /plugins.
Some additional content is pulled in during the build process.
The site is built using a gulp script that is run by Node.JS (npm run-script build). (Alternatively you can build the site using Make.) Deployments usually happen on commits to master via Travis, which runs buildAndDeploy.sh and commits the built site to a SVN repository.
master via Traviswww/docs (updating drom dev, creating new version, pulling in external docs)For attributions for used open-source work, please see the attributions page: www/attributions.html.