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Wrapper

Builds a set of native apps from a single javascript codebase.

npm install vigour-wrapper

Dependencies

npm 2@ˆ2
cocoapods, see http://guides.cocoapods.org/using/getting-started.html (some plugins might require it)

Install

Add git+ssh://git@github.com:vigour-io/vigour-native.git#master to dependencies in package.json
npm i vigour-native --save (Coming soon)

Usage

Declaring vigour-native as a dependency to a project make an executable called wrapper accessible. You can then build the project with wrapper build or wrapper build -- <platform> (see supported platforms). Configuration is read from the project's package.json[vigour.native].

Observations:

SamsungTv

More info about the package.json fields here

Lg webos Tv

For Lg webostv, a manually process is required before run the build script. Lg uses a SDK to generate ipk files, and this SDK is not available on npm. To download the SDK just go to LG developer web site, and follow the steps. If you want to understand more about the SDK CLI you can read more here.

Tizen Tv

If you want to test your project on the TV, you will need to download the Tizen SDK. Today (24/12/2015) the only version that works good is the version 2.4.0, but you can download the latest version on the web site and when you start the installation process, you can specify the version 2.4.0.

How to setup the developer mode on the tv ?
- Go to smart hub and press, 1,2,3,4,5. Then fill the ip field with you machine IP. After that restart the tv on the eletric power(Remove it from the eletric socket).
How to see my app on the tv?
- After the step above ^^^; you will need to run npm run tizentv and import the wgt file on the IDE. Once your peoject was imported, click on the 'remote device manager' in the connection tab. Then insert your TV IP address and do not change the default port. Right click on the project and choose '''run as''' and select your TV.

Tizen info in package.json:

Key	Value
appName	The name that will be displayed as your app on the tv
iconPath	The app icon, must be 512x423 pixel JPG or PNG format icon
yourDomain	The web site domain, Tizen uses it as a kind of identifier (ID)
appVersion	Application version number. e.g 1.0.0
Location	Object that contains name and description for the contries that the app will be available

More info : config.xml

It May help :

specific details:

Use the default folder path when installing the SDK
The build process only uses the SDK CLI. It means that you can install only the CLI from SDK the package.
ares-package comand is used by the build script to generate the IPK file using the SDK CLI.
The IPK file name is generated automatically, it uses the id property in appinfo.json to generate it.

Tests

Most of the tests expect to find the vigour-example repo in the same directory as vigour-native. If that is so, then mocha test/ should do the rest. This of course should be improved eventually, either by making vigour-example a submodule, or by automating the cloning the first time tests are run, or perhaps even something entirely different...

In-script usage

var wrapper = require('vigour-native')
wrapper.build({
  src: './src'
  , dest: './build'
  , splash: './img/splash.png'
  , platforms:
    {
      "web": true
      , "ios": {
        splash: {
          src: './img/splash-ios.png'
        }
      }
      , "android"
      , "wp8"
      , "chromecast"
      , "LG TV"
      , "Samsung TV"
      , "iWatch"
    }
  , plugins: [
    "https://github.com/vigour-io/vigour-native-statusBar#master"
    //, "vigour-native-statusBar" // Coming Soon: via npm
  ]
  , ignoreBuilds: true // Git only
}, function (err, meta) {
    console.log("Build done in " + meta.time "ms")
  })

Also works with promises

var wrapper = require('vigour-native')
  , Promise = require('promise') // `npm i promise`
  , build = Promise.denodeify(wrapper.build)
build({...})
.then(function (meta) {
  console.log("Build done in " + meta.time + "ms")
})
.catch(function (reason) {
  console.error(reason)
})

Bridge

ios

app does

bridge.send(pluginId, fnName, opts, cb)

bridge does

window
    .webkit
    .messageHandlers
    .vigourBridgeHandler
    .postMessage({ pluginId: 1,
      fnName: 'act',
      opts: {},
      cbId: 2
})

native does its stuff, then calls

window.vigour.native.bridgeResult(cbId, error)

window.vigour.native.bridgeResult(cbId, null, response)

with error being either an error as described below, or an array of them:

{ message: "string",
  info: {}
}

android

app does

bridge.send(pluginId, fnName, opts, cb)

bridge does

window
    .NativeInterface
    .send(
      JSON.stringify(
        [ cbId,
          pluginId,
          fnName,
          opts
        ]
      )
    )

native does its stuff, then calls

window.vigour.native.bridge.result(cbId, error)

window.vigour.native.bridge.result(cbId, null, response)

with error being either an error as described below, or an array of them:

{ message: "string",
  info: {}
}

native

Android

The native code for android is devided in two projects, both found in templates/android:

app: the code for the app that contains the WebView that will display the javascript app
plugincore: the library of base classes needed for both plugins and the app.

The plugin-core library is released to JCenter and can be added as dependency with the following code:

compile 'io.vigour:plugin-core:0.4.1'

The current version of the plugincore is

Supported Platforms

web browsers
iOS
android
lg net cast TV (old platform)
lg Webos TV (new platform)
samsung TV
samsung Tizen TV
chromecast
iWatch
windows phone

Contacts

Vigour

Valerio Barrila, team leader, responsible for team organization and project execution
- Slack: valerio
- Skype: valerio.barrila
- Email: valerio@vigour.io
- Phone: +31 645 013 981
Shawn Inder, main developer, responisble for core components
- Slack: shawn
- Skype: shawnfinder
- Email: shawn@vigour.io
- Phone canada: 1-514-903-9082
- Phone nl: +31628959682
Renan Carvalho, developer, responsible for web and tv's
- Slack: renan
- Email: renan@vigour.io
- Skype: renanacarvalho
- Phone: +31 633 882 626

External collaborators

Alexander van der Werff, ios developer
- Slack: werffmeister
- Skype: avanderwerff
- Email: meister@alexandervanderwerff.com
Michiel van Liempt, android developer
- Slack: michiel
- Skype: michielvanliemptsoftware
- Email: michiel@vigour.io
David Bina, plugins developer (ios, android)
- Slack: vidbina
- Skype: kingvidbina
- Email: david@supr.nu

Usage no npm install needed!