allow platform grade to be set by developer

[bostondv]

This is probably a case not a lot of users will run in to, but I'm using Crosswalk and Cordova to make an Android app that runs the Chromium webview for all devices 4.0+.

Using Crosswalk, on a 4.3 Galaxy S4 the class is getting ".grade-b". Normally with the 4.3 webview this is correct, but with the app running a Chromium webview I think it should be given Grade-A status as it's essentially the same as 4.4's chrome webview.

https://crosswalk-project.org/

[ajoslin]

We should probably add a ionicPlatform.setGrade function, so you can override this.

In the interim, you can manually edit the body's class. document.body.classList.remove('grade-b'); document.body.classList.add('grade-a');

[bostondv]

That’d work :)

[niiamon]

@bostondv care to share how you've setup your project? I have an existing project which I started with the Ionic CLI. I have downloaded and setup a project with Crosswalk and the folder structure looks very much like the normal Cordova android. I am curious to see how others are integrating Cordova, Ionic and Crosswalk.

[bostondv]

@niiamon I used their cordova android project here to generate the android platform: https://github.com/crosswalk-project/crosswalk-cordova-android

The output was virtually identical to what Cordova CLI produces with the addition of the xwalk libs, so I was able to replace my existing /platforms/android dir with the xwalk build. The Cordova CLI so far at least has worked seamlessly with it to build, run, add plugins, etc.

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