Hello i am looking forward to convert my android app which runs libgdx in a fragment to IOS
So i am looking for a way to run libgdx inside IOS app.
For example when i switch to a screen in ios Libgdx instance will run on that screen. I am not talking about converting a standalone libgdx game to ios(like using robovm)
I know i can rewrite android app part of my application using codenameone but i am not sure about libgdx nor how
can i do what i want with codenameone ? is there any guide ? if i can do i will subscribe and start converting.
Thanks
Unfortunately this isn't currently possible as I mentioned in the reddit thread here. I don't think there's a technical blocker but it would require a lot of work and there's no motivation to do that work either from our side or the LibGDX side.
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I am willing to write a very simple mobile phone app (Android and iPhone). It is so generic that it should already exists. Only 2 pages : one for choosing the URL of the server and one with only webview. It already works in a browser. I looked at tools for this purpose (Android studio and Ionics) but they are quite difficult to start with. Any hint to get this done quickly ?
Thanks in advance.
You can do it with a simple ionic app and the in-app-browser plugin:
https://ionicframework.com/docs/angular/your-first-app
https://ionicframework.com/docs/native/in-app-browser
I want to embed or just redirect to a website I made which uses a webcam. I can redirect to the website with webView however the camera doesn't work.
This is the website I want to embed. https://chinmaymhatre.github.io/currency_detector
I don't think you can permit camera access inside a webview in a react native or expo app because of security concerns, neither could I find anything like that.
I think it would be easier to just implement this right into the react native app(if the app you want to show in the webview is written in javascript)
I have tried something similar. So, sometime ago I was making a video streaming app using React Native for a website that I made using WebRTC which was using camera and other medias(Video, Audio and Screen). I tried to be smart and tried to embed the webpage directly into the React Native App. My Idea was that I could access the Camera and other user media in Mobile Browser So, it should work with React Native as well. But this is not how the react-native works, React Native doesn't uses iframe to work or in other words react-native develops Native Apps for both IOS and Android. You can always implement an iframe in expo, but this is against the Device Security to provide such level of access to user-media. The device doesn't allow such functionality via iframe (here's the link to a live example how to implement iframe in expo). So, to understand it better You should use react-native-cli to make a simple app not expo. Now for using camera in expo there's a package called expo-camera (here's link) Which helps you develop camera oriented apps using Expo. If this doesn't answer your questions then let me know. Happy Coding :)
I wonder if it is possible to use chromium engine inside google chrome or the google chrome itself to render a web page inside my WPF application instead of using traditional WebView (because it's the IE engine and it's awful -_-) or implementing CEFSharp (because it uses about 200 MB of space only for the chromium engine)
so in this case I need the target pc to has installed google chrome or any other(firefox or ...)
Soooo ... is there any solution?
thanks in advance
EDIT
I want to create applications based on web UI, - because of being easy and powerful - I know some providing this feature, e.g. CEF Sharp WPF or electron js but they include a full chromium engine with the app. I don't want this.
I want to create my app as light as possible, and my idea is to use chromium engine of a modern browser, that almost everyone has one.
For example, imagine that the user has installed google chrome.
first I locate the installation folder
I use chromium.exe -render path/to/file.html(imaginary) command to render my application UI.
finally bind the UI events to my native code. (e.g. c#(wpf) or any language that you can create desktop apps with it)
One solution is creating web apps by installing a website with the browser. but with that you cannot for example create or read some files in user pc, or any similar operation.
I'm looking for the most light-weight solution...
There is a new Chromium based WebView2 control that you can use to embed modern web content in your WPF application.
Please refer to the docs for more information about the prerequisites and how to use it:
Getting started with WebView2 in WPF
Explanation
So, let's say that you want your UI to be rendered in a chromium environment(aka a browser)… right?
let's take a look at electron js:
it uses NodeJS as backend.
it uses an embedded browser for frontend.
the language used is JavaScript due to NodeJS.
So, you want to use the client's browser to render your frontend instead of embedding a browser inside it.
well, don't embed it!!
you can create a web application(e.g. opened by typing localhost:<port> in browser1) using NodeJS and handle your IPC(between frontend and backend) using ajax calls or a socket connection.
that way you are doing exactly what an electron app does, except that, electron uses a bundled browser.
now you made your app lighter, also if your client do have NodeJS installed, you don't need to bundle NodeJS!
--- inspired by jupyter notebooks ---
Possible Solutions
use NodeJS as backend.
use python and combine it with Flask or Django as backend. (I think this would be the most lightweight solution)
use PHP as backend. (the best, personal opinion)
use ASP.NET/Blazor as backend. (as mentioned in the comments; but doesn't seem to be a lightweight solution)
or use any language that you can create a web application with that!
make a runApp.bat or runApp.sh to simply run your server and open the browser automatically.
I am new to React Native. So here goes my scenario:
We need to create a new SDK that would be embedded into multiple technologies: React Web (JS), React Native APPs, iOS Apps (Swift and Obj-c), and Android Apps (Kotlin and Java). This SDK will offer:
APIs to get access tokens (issued by our corporate authenticator) so that the APP can talk to our API Gateway; something on the lines of getCurrentAccessToken();
Standard screens for login, Change Password, Forgot Password, OTP, etc; The UI should look and feel NATIVE to each target platform that it will be running on (Web, iOS, Android). Transitioning from a Native Screen to SDK's Screen should be smooth.
Be small (package size) and have OK/Hermes performance on both API Calls and Screen loading times (it doesn't need to be as fast as Native, as this SDK will be used once or twice every time the user starts the main APP);
I have checked boden.io (C++) but it would not work on WEB. It might still be an option (having 2 SDKs, one for WEB one for Mobile) so I didn't rule it out yet.
Is such a thing feasible in React Native? If feasible, is it a good idea?
PS: I know I would still need native binds/wrappers for each technology so that the SDK looks NATIVE to the caller, but that would be a minor issue.
Thanks
You can use go lang and gomobile to build the sdk for iOS, Android and Web.
So in my app i need to send my location's coordinates every 5 minutes through web service, I need to send it when app is in background state also. I am using background-geolocation plugin. Anyone please help me to do that. Thanks in advance
The other way running prcocess in background is by using android core if you know that.
I was also facing the problem of running process in background. I have installed the background plugin too. But it did not work. Then i wrote a customized code in android.
Steps i followed.
1.) Stored the data in cordova prefrences.
2.) Fetch the data from prefrences in android core file( a java file).
3.) Written service in android that check the prefrences after every 2 minutes.
I know this is quiet tuff but this was the only solution i got in hybrid app.