cordovaplatformaddandroidcordovaplatformaddios# Only for macOS
Step 3: Create an Aurelia 2 Project
Navigate to the www directory, which Cordova uses for the web application content. You'll want to clear its contents, as we will generate the Aurelia 2 app directly in this directory.
Now, use npx makes aurelia with the --here flag to create a new Aurelia 2 project in the current directory without creating an additional folder:
Step 4: Configure the Aurelia 2 Project
Configure your Aurelia 2 build process to output the files directly into the www directory. If you are using the default setup with Webpack, you may not need to change anything, as it already outputs to a dist folder inside the current directory. However, review your configuration to ensure it aligns with Cordova's structure.
Step 5: Build the Aurelia 2 Application
Build your Aurelia 2 application. The build process should place the output into the www directory.
Step 6: Build and Run the Cordova Application
After building your Aurelia application, navigate back to the root directory of your Cordova project. You can now build the Cordova app:
Run your application on an emulator or a connected device with the following command:
Conclusion
You now have an Aurelia 2 application packaged within a Cordova application, ready for mobile deployment. Be sure to utilize Cordova plugins to access native device features and thoroughly test on different devices for performance and user experience.