From Web to Native: Building and Testing a Capacitor Plugin for iOS and Android
Learn how to write, test, and ship a Capacitor plugin that bridges JavaScript to native Swift and Kotlin, including threading, build steps, and verification.
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Learn how to write, test, and ship a Capacitor plugin that bridges JavaScript to native Swift and Kotlin, including threading, build steps, and verification.
Capacitor’s plugin architecture replaces Cordova’s fragile bridge with a type‑safe, modular system that improves native access, App Store compliance, and developer experience. Learn how to add core plugins, write custom code, and migrate your Ionic app today.
Learn how to build custom Capacitor plugins to bridge Ionic's WebView with native iOS and Android hardware APIs, including threading best practices and data mapping.
Learn how to bridge JavaScript and native code using Capacitor's Plugin API, including implementation details for iOS and Android and critical threading considerations.