Test Yourself!

git clone ~/booknest-cordova booknest-quiz
cd booknest-quiz
npm ci
cordova prepare android

# 1. Three releases in a row, then an explicit preference: which versionCode is each?
for v in 1.2.100 1.3.0 1.10.0; do
  sed -i "s/version=\"[0-9.]*\"/version=\"$v\"/" config.xml
  cordova prepare android > /dev/null
  grep -o 'versionCode="[0-9]*"' platforms/android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml
done
sed -i '/<content /a <preference name="android-versionCode" value="10301" />' config.xml
cordova prepare android > /dev/null
grep -o 'versionCode="[0-9]*"' platforms/android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml
# 2. Which of these versions does each range accept?
npx semver -r "~15.1.0" 15.0.9 15.1.0 15.1.7 15.2.0 16.0.0
npx semver -r "^15.1.0" 15.0.9 15.1.0 15.1.7 15.2.0 16.0.0
# 3. Which <allow-intent> entries reach Android's merged config.xml, and how many plugin
#    <feature> elements does it declare?
grep -o '<allow-intent href="[^"]*"' platforms/android/app/src/main/res/xml/config.xml
grep -c '<feature' platforms/android/app/src/main/res/xml/config.xml

# 4. Delete the <edit-config> block and prepare again. What does the manifest say?
#    Then remove and re-add the platform. What does it say now?
sed -i '/<edit-config/,/<\/edit-config>/d' config.xml
cordova prepare android > /dev/null
grep -o 'android:allowBackup="[a-z]*"' platforms/android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml
cordova platform rm android > /dev/null && cordova platform add android > /dev/null
grep -c allowBackup platforms/android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml
# 5. On this Linux machine, does adding iOS fail? And building it?
cordova platform add ios > /dev/null && ls platforms
cordova build ios 2>&1 | tail -1

// 6. deviceready fired seconds ago. Which new listeners run, and in which order?
const order = [];
window.addEventListener('deviceready', () => order.push('window listener'));
document.addEventListener('deviceready', () => order.push('document listener'));
order.push('after addEventListener');
await new Promise((done) => setTimeout(done, 100));
order;
// 7. Three calls that differ only in letter case: what does each return?
const call = (service, action) =>
  new Promise((done) => cordova.exec(done, done, service, action, []));
[await call('booknest', 'info'), await call('BookNest', 'Info'),
  (await call('BookNest', 'info')).sdkInt];
// 8. Which of these requests does BookNest's Content-Security-Policy allow?
const status = (url) => fetch(url).then((res) => res.status, (err) => err.message);
[await status('data/books.json'), await status('https://localhost/data/books.json'),
  await status('http://localhost/data/books.json'), await status('data:application/json,{}')];

// 9. Run this in BookNest, then in the Capacitor build of Section 1.14.3. What differs?
[location.origin, cordova.platformId, cordova.platformVersion, device.cordova, typeof Capacitor];
// 10. Knock on the bridge with a guessed secret. Does the next plugin call still work?
try { _cordovaNative.exec(12345, 'BookNest', 'info', 'guess', '[]'); } catch (e) { }
await BookNest.info().then(() => 'answered', (err) => 'rejected: ' + err);