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TurboWarp / packager

Converts Scratch projects into HTML files, zip archives, or executable programs for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
https://packager.turbowarp.org/
Mozilla Public License 2.0
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Android support #2

Open GarboMuffin opened 3 years ago

GarboMuffin commented 3 years ago

Can output Android Studio source code?

micahlt commented 3 years ago

Interesting... it seems like this would be hard to do without a virtual machine running gradle in the cloud.

GarboMuffin commented 3 years ago

The idea would be that it outputs the source code that a user would manually compile, or something like that.

There's also Cordova

micahlt commented 3 years ago

Interesting concept! Cordova, however, still utilizes Gradle under the hood.

AwesomeKalin commented 3 years ago

You could output a Cordova project that the user then compiles themselves

SurvivCreator commented 2 years ago

@GarboMuffin Have you considered outputing .apk files similar to how website 2 apk outputs .apk from a standalone HTML file.

SurvivCreator commented 2 years ago

The website is https://websitetoapk.com The problem it has to be a standalone file. Uploading a folder with assets and the HTML file separately doesn't work...

SurvivCreator commented 2 years ago

Do you think this is possible in the future @GarboMuffin ?

GarboMuffin commented 2 years ago

It seems that outputting a valid APK with a signature valid enough to be sideloaded is a very involved process, so that won't be happening any time soon

Telling people to install Android Studio and build it themselves is probably viable

hello-smile6 commented 2 years ago

It seems that outputting a valid APK with a signature valid enough to be sideloaded is a very involved process, so that won't be happening any time soon

Telling people to install Android Studio and build it themselves is probably viable

There's always v86, could you build in a VM?

PPPDUD commented 2 years ago

@GarboMuffin Can we close this now? I feel like this either isn't active enough anymore or it is taking an awful while to consider.

Edit: Never mind, it seems like Garbo is working on it right now!

GarboMuffin commented 2 years ago

Issues are closed when they've either been fixed, we decide it won't be implemented, etc. We don't close them for just taking a long time.

PPPDUD commented 2 years ago

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PPPDUD commented 1 year ago

Is this in progress still? And, if so, when do you think it will come out?

GarboMuffin commented 1 year ago

The volunteer that was working on this (me) happens to have other priorities at the moment. I don't know

PPPDUD commented 1 year ago

Acceptable. You do you. I can wait. In fact, I have actually been waiting probably for years for this!

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