NativeScript/packages/core/config/config.interface.ts

interface IConfigPlaform {
  /**
   * App's bundle id
   */
  id?: string;
  /**
   * Discard any uncaught JS exceptions
   * This can be very useful in production environments when you don't want your app to just crash if a developer forgot to guard against an unexpected JS level exception.
   */
  discardUncaughtJsExceptions?: boolean;
}

interface IConfigIOS extends IConfigPlaform {
  
}

interface IConfigAndroid extends IConfigPlaform {
  v8Flags?: string;

  codeCache?: boolean;

  heapSnapshotScript?: string;

  "snapshot.blob"?: string;

  profilerOutputDir?: string;

  gcThrottleTime?: number;

  profiling?: string;

  markingMode?: string;

  handleTimeZoneChanges?: boolean;

  maxLogcatObjectSize?: number;

  forceLog?: boolean;

  memoryCheckInterval?: number;

  freeMemoryRatio?: number;

  suppressCallJSMethodExceptions?: boolean;

  enableLineBreakpoints?: boolean;
}

export interface NativeScriptConfig {
  /**
   * App's bundle id
   * Used for both iOS and Android if they use the same bundle id. You can override per platform in the respective platform specific configurations.
   */
  id?: string;
  /**
   * App's main entry file
   */
  main?: string;
  appPath?: string;
  /**
   * App_Resources path
   * This is often at the root or inside `src` or `app` directory however can be anywhere.
   */
	appResourcesPath?: string;
	shared?: boolean;
	previewAppSchema?: string;
  overridePods?: string;
  /**
   * Custom webpack config path
   * The default is `webpack.config.js` in the root however you can use a custom name and place elsewhere.
   */
  webpackConfigPath?: string;
  /**
   * iOS specific configurations
   * Various iOS specific configurations including iOS runtime flags.
   */
  ios?: IConfigIOS;
  /**
   * Android specific configurations
   * Various Android specific configurations including Android runtime flags.
   */
  android?: IConfigAndroid;
}