platforms\android\MyLibrary.aar is an Android library. For more information about the format of adle, see adle file. platforms\android\adle: This file modifies the native Android configuration of your NativeScript project such as native dependencies, build types and configurations. These native libraries can reside in the root of this directory or in a user-created sub-directory. platforms\android: This directory contains any native Android libraries packaged as *.jar and *.aar packages. You can find more information on the common parts of the NativeScript plugins like the package.json and js modules here. This is what an Android NativeScript plugin may include. If the plugin depends on native libraries, it must contain a valid adle file, which describes the dependencies. If the plugin requires any permissions, features or other configuration specifics, they must be added in the app/App_Resources/Android/AndroidManifest.xml. The plugin must contain a valid package.json which complies with the specification described below. The plugin directory structure must comply with the specification described below. If written in TypeScript, make sure to include the compiled JavaScript file in your plugin. The plugin must be written in JavaScript or TypeScript and must comply with the CommonJS specification. The plugin must expose a built-in native API or a native API available via custom native libraries. The plugin must be a valid npm package. When you develop a plugin, keep in mind the following requirements. 
If the NativeScript framework does not expose a native API that you need, you can develop a plugin which exposes the required functionality. The plugin must have the directory structure, described in the Directory Structure section. Android Plugins InfrastructureĪ NativeScript plugin is any npm package, published or not, that exposes a native API via JavaScript and consists of the following elements. IMPORTANT: The CLI command tns library add is no longer supported.
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