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[Docs] Added appId, appName and npmClient to Configuration #1614

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Expand Up @@ -29,9 +29,18 @@ The current ones you might configure are:

```json5
{
// App domain identifier, typically in reverse-DNS notation.
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"appId": "com.company.appname",

// Your app's name.
"appName": "Capacitor Kitchen Sink",

// Sets the directory of your built web assets. This is the directory that will be
// used to run your app in a native environment
"webDir": "public",
// used to run your app in a native environment.
"webDir": "www",

// The JavaScript package manager to use, either npm or yarn.
"npmClient": "npm",

// Whether to use capacitor.js as a bundle that is copied to your web code,
// or require it to be bundled/imported through a typical
Expand All @@ -52,7 +61,7 @@ The current ones you might configure are:
"url": "http://192.168.1.33:8100",
// You can configure the local hostname, but it's recommended to keep localhost
// as it allows to run web APIs that require a secure context such as
// navigator.geolocation and MediaDevices.getUserMedia
// navigator.geolocation and MediaDevices.getUserMedia.
"hostname": "app",
// Normally all external URLs are opened in the browser. By setting this option, you tell
// Capacitor to open URLs belonging to these hosts inside its WebView.
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