SYNTAX
    mfpdev app webencrypt

DESCRIPTION
    Specifies that an encrypted version of the contents of the
    platform's wwww directory be created for deploying to mobile
    devices. Available for iOS and Android platforms only.

    The Cordova command 'cordova prepare' must have already been run on your
    app before you run this command.

    For iOS apps, the resulting encrypted file is named resources.zip and is
    placed in the directory <app root>/platforms/ios/www. For Android apps, one
    or more encrypted.zip files are created, depending on the total size of the
    web resources. These .zip files are named
    resource.zip.001 ...resource.zip.00n and placed in the directory
    app root>/platforms/android/assets/www. If the file size of a .zip file
    will be more than 1 MB, then a subsequent .zip file is created.

    After you run this command, you can package the encrypted web resources
    with the Cordova 'cordova compile' command.

    Important:
    Web resources will be regenerated without encryption when you invoke
    ‘cordova prepare’ or any command that invokes ‘cordova prepare’. Such
    commands include ‘cordova build’, ‘cordova run’, ‘cordova emulate’,
    ‘mfpdev app webupdate’, and ‘mfpdev app preview’. You must re-encrypt the
    resources after running any such command before you package.

    Note: An alternative to running this command is to run the --mfpwebencrypt
    option on the 'cordova build' or 'cordova compile' commands. You preface
    this option with a double '--'.
    For example:  cordova build -- --mfpwebencrypt

EXAMPLES

   iOS:
    directory
     $ mfpdev app webencrypt

     Creates the encrypted file 'resources.zip' in the directory
     <app root>/platforms/ios/www. You can now include this file when you
     build the package for testing or deployment.

    Android:
     $ mfpdev app webencrypt

     Creates .zip files that contain the encrypted web resources to deploy to
     the mobile device. In this example, the files are named resources.zip.001
     and resources.zip.002, and are both placed in the directory
     <app root>/platforms/android/assets/www. You can now include these files
     when you build the package for testing or deployment.