v1.0.3

Updating to version 1.0.3

v1.0.2

ChangeLog

• Fixed the name of a Wikitude functionnality that had change (see #16)

Ionicitude v1.0.1

Use this bower package inside an Ionic app to eadily use the cordova Wikitude plugin and implements augmented realtity.

Ionicitude v1.0.0

The module is stable and working as expected.
It is still missing a few functionnality compared to the Wikitude documentation. These should be implemented in some point in the future.

Use this bower package inside an Ionic app to easily use the cordova Wikitude plugin and implements augmented realtity.

Changelog

• ⚠️ The name of the AngularJS module has changed since the alpha versions !
  To include the module to your app, you now need to include a module named ionicitude-module.

Ionicitude v0.2.1

Use this bower package inside an Ionic app to facilitate using the cordova Wikitude plugin and implements augmented realtity.

Changelog

Bugs fixes

captureScreen()

• Fixed a bug that causes null fileName to throw an Error, while they are perfectly valid.
• Fixed a bug on the argument's order that caused a cordova error, but saved the screenshot nonetheless.

Ionicitude v0.2.0

Use this bower package inside an Ionic app to facilitate using the cordova Wikitude plugin and implements augmented realtity.

Changelog

Bugs fixes

Some code could be executed before Ionicitude.init() was completed
When trying to launch an AR World right from app launch, it could happen that it happened before the initialization step was done. This especially concerned the checkDevice part and could result in an UnsupportedFeatureError being falsly raised. This is solved by introducing a ready() method that executes the code only when the module is initialized.

Improvements

Ionicitude.init() now uses promises
Some steps of the init() method were asynchronous, where some others were not. This resulted in a internal mess in the method. Know, every steps uses promises and the structure is much more clear. The result is that init() now returns a promise to which the developer can react.

v0.1.1-alpha

Use this bower package inside an Ionic app to facilitate using the cordova Wikitude plugin and implements augmented realtity.

Changelog

Bugs fixes

document.location URL was not decoded by the CHM
The URL sent to Ionicitude by a document.location call is encoded on iOS. But the CHM didn't decode it while parsing it, causing an Exception to be thrown. Adding a line to decode this URL fixed the issue.