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crosswalk-app-tools
Advanced tools
An APK packager for the Crosswalk Project -- http://crosswalk-project.org
Command line tools to create and package Crosswalk applications. The license for this project is Apache License Version 2.0, please refer to the LICENSE-APACHE-V2 included with the package.
Crosswalk-app-tools is our forthcoming packaging tool for creating Crosswalk applications. We are inviting early adopters to build their web applications using crosswalk-app-tools, and provide feedback for future improvements.
Crosswalk-app-tools is cross-platform by virtue of being based on Node.js. We are supporting Microsoft Windows, Apple OS X and Linux (testing is mostly done on Fedora and Ubuntu distributions).
The following components are required
The best way to check if a machine has all the required dependencies is to create and build a plain empty Android app on the system. If this does not work, then building Crosswalk apps will not succeed either.
android create project -a MainActivity -k com.example.foo -p com.example.foo -t android-21
cd com.example.foo
ant debug
In order to get the crosswalk-app
script available everywhere, global npm installation is required.
Microsoft Windows: npm install -g crosswalk-app-tools
Apple OS X and Linux: sudo npm install -g crosswalk-app-tools
Crosswalk Project Application Packaging Tool
crosswalk-app create <package-id> Create project <package-id>
--platforms=<target> Optional, e.g. "windows"
crosswalk-app build [release|debug] [<dir>] Build project to create packages
Defaults to "debug" when not given
Tries to build in current dir by default
crosswalk-app update <channel>|<version> Update Crosswalk to latest in named
channel, or specific version
crosswalk-app platforms List available target platforms
crosswalk-app help Display usage information
crosswalk-app version Display version information
Options for platform 'android'
For command 'create'
--android-crosswalk Channel name (stable/beta/canary)
or version number (w.x.y.z)
Environment variables for platform 'android'
CROSSWALK_APP_TOOLS_CACHE_DIR Keep downloaded files in this dir
crosswalk-app create com.example.foo
: This sets up a skeleton project in directory com.example.foo/, downloads and imports Crosswalk, and puts a sample "hello world" web app under com.example.foo/app/.
cd com.example.foo
and then crosswalk-app build
builds packages. The APKs can be found in the current directory when done.
crosswalk-app update stable
updates Crosswalk to the latest version available in the stable channel.
git clone https://github.com/crosswalk-project/crosswalk-app-tools.git
cd crosswalk-app-tools
, then npm install
, and cd ..
crosswalk-app-tools/src/crosswalk-app
. Set environment PATH or invoke with directory.FAQs
An APK packager for the Crosswalk Project -- http://crosswalk-project.org
The npm package crosswalk-app-tools receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, crosswalk-app-tools popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that crosswalk-app-tools demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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