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the cooee's cordova plugin for customer engagement gives your team the power to easily integrate it in your cordova (with ionic) application follow these simple steps add plugin install the plugin using the popular single commands in the terminal/powershell cordova cordova plugin add @letscooee/cordova plugin \\ \ variable cooee app id="my cooee app id" \ ionic ionic cordova plugin add @letscooee/cordova plugin \\ \ variable cooee app id="my cooee app id" \\ cordova/ionic will automatically pull the latest version of the plugin replace my cooee app id with the app id which is present at cooee portal notification service configuration (only for ios) plugin adds cooeenotificationserviceextension as a new target in the ios platform just add build number and build version in the new target refer to the below image as a reference permission usage cooee uses few permissions if granted (we do not ask explicitly) android (optional) cooee sdk supports prompting the following permissions via engagement to make it work, you need to add the following in app's config xml under \<platforms name="android"> file \<! cooee sdk use this permission to run augmented reality engagements > \<config file target="androidmanifest xml" parent="/manifest"> \<uses permission android\ name="android permission camera" /> \</config file> \<! cooee sdk use this permission to run location based engagements > \<config file target="androidmanifest xml" parent="/manifest"> \<uses permission android\ name="android permission access fine location" /> \</config file> ios (required) apple requires a user friendly description of such permissions as defined here add below code in your config xml under \<platforms name="ios"> \<edit config file=" info plist" mode="merge" target="nslocationwheninuseusagedescription"> \<string>app uses location to search retailer location\</string> \</edit config> \<edit config file=" info plist" mode="merge" target="nsbluetoothalwaysusagedescription"> \<string>app uses bluetooth to find out nearby devices\</string> \</edit config> \<edit config file=" info plist" mode="merge" target="nscamerausagedescription"> \<string>need to access your camera for a better ar experience\</string> \</edit config> android configuration the minimum supported android version for cooee is api 21 cooee sdk also supports augmented reality(ar) this requires a small configuration mentioned below in your config xml under \<platforms name="android"> \<! add xmlns\ android & xmlns\ tools to widget tag > \<widget xmlns\ android="http //schemas android com/apk/res/android" xmlns\ tools="http //schemas android com/tools"> \<platform name="android"> \<! sets minimum android sdk to 21 > \<preference name="android minsdkversion" value="21"/> \<! enable google play service for android > \<preference name="gradleplugingoogleservicesenabled" value="true" /> \<! sets configuration for com google ar core > \<config file target="androidmanifest xml" parent="/manifest/application"> \<meta data android\ name="com google ar core" android\ value="optional" /> \</config file> \<! adds xmlns\ tools in androidmanifest xml's manifest tag > \<edit config file="app/src/main/androidmanifest xml" target="/manifest" mode="merge"> \<manifest xmlns\ tools="http //schemas android com/tools"/> \</edit config> \<! adds android\ name in androidmanifest xml's application tag > \<edit config file="app/src/main/androidmanifest xml" target="/manifest/application" mode="merge"> \<application android\ name="com letscooee cordova cooeeplugincontroller" tools\ replace="android\ name"/> \</edit config> \</platform> \<widget/>