Closed rgerd closed 4 years ago
I'm afraid that assets won't be accessible through the filesystem. IIRC, android stores them in some binary (zip?) format. You can only get access to them through context.getAssets().open()
, which provides a read stream. Thus they are not part of the filesystem, per se, so they won't be accessible using fs
operations. This is a good feature request, though. I can see creating an API method that calls back to Android to get stream
access to an Android asset.
Got it, makes sense. Thank you.
Hello,
Let's say I would like to use static assets (such as text files, png's, etc) in a node app on Android. I noticed we have
service.getProcess().exposeHostDirectory
, and it feels like this would be a good way to expose a folder containing the static assets, but it's unclear where such a folder should go.Android also gives us
context.getAssets()
, but it seems that Android bundles their static assets in a way that's incompatible with the more traditional file directory structure model expected by node.Is serving static assets a supported scenario in LiquidCore?