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1.ionic-team / capacitor-plugins

Official plugins for Capacitor ⚡️

capacitor
capacitor-plugin
javascript
html
css
swift
+5 more

Java No license688 total692 forks

+6 stars

from 682 · score 1.95

2.capacitor-community / media

Capacitor plugin for saving and retrieving photos and videos, and managing photo albums.

capacitor
plugin
media
capacitor-plugin
ionic
angular

TypeScript No license135 total63 forks

+2 stars

from 133 · score 1.10

3.fechanique / cordova-plugin-fcm

Google FCM Push Notifications Cordova Plugin

Objective-C No license619 total973 forks

+1 stars

from 618 · score 0.69

4.capacitor-community / contacts

Contacts Plugin for Capacitor

Java No license145 total76 forks

+1 stars

from 144 · score 0.69

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