Earlier this week, I published a tutorial that described how to use Capacitor to run custom iOS native code in Ionic. We built a Capacitor plugin that allowed us to automatically retrieve the latest photo on the user's camera roll, resulting in an application that looked like this: In order to achieve this, we just made modifications to the local Capacitor project. This is fine, but we may also want to make the plugin a little more modular/portable so that we can reuse it in other projects easily, or allow the broader community to benefit from the plugin we have created. In this tutorial, we are going to take the same plugin code but we are going to build it as a standalone Capacitor plugin using the Capacitor CLI. This will allow us to easily publish the plugin to NPM and install it in our Ionic project using: npm install my-plugin --save Before We Get Started I will be jumping right into creating the plugin in this tutorial, but it will help to have some context. I would recommend that you read the previous tutorial to get an understanding of how Capacitor plugins works in more detail, and if you need help in setting up Capacitor in a new Ionic project.


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