Closed chipndahla closed 1 year ago
Duplicate of #7
Having a Samsung partnership and be able to submit hosted apps is not for everyone:
It can be acceptable for some special cases only.
I'd like to support packaged apps, but don't know how to solve this yet, so any ideas are welcome.
Duplicate of #7
Having a Samsung partnership and be able to submit hosted apps is not for everyone:
It can be acceptable for some special cases only.
I'd like to support packaged apps, but don't know how to solve this yet, so any ideas are welcome.
Sorry if I made a duplicate. And yes, supporting packaged apps with legacy Tizen is a very important feature considering their market share. I've made some experiements on older Tizen webengines and problem so far is relative URL. Can do some additional experiments to see if we can manually correct the links to see if we have additional issues too.
Duplicates are useful, its makes finding the issue using different wording 👍
Until SvelteKit becomes workable the vite + svelte + spa-router combo is an alternative.
Please share the findings, I'm curious to see what insights you might get from your experiments!
Been trying to get static builds to work with Tizen 5 but it still fails on both real device and emulator. Seems like the relative URL for loading CSS, JS etc isn't working with file:// schemas. The ./ seems to resolve to file:/// which breaks the links.
Notice how the following statements fail to load (see screen shot below):
etc and also
<script data-sveltekit-hydrate="1vlrrss">System.register(["./_app/immutable/start-56c737df.js"], function (_export, _context) {
So the app never starts. The emulator logs:
Screenshot from Logrocket (notice how the ./ relative URLs seem to have been translated to file system root dir):