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srplab / starcore_for_flutter

middleware for flutter calling other script languages
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Where is the source code? #27

Open bitinerant opened 3 years ago

bitinerant commented 3 years ago

There are a number of files, such as libstarcore.so, for which I cannot find source code. How can these files be built? Is this project actually open-source? It says it is under the MIT license.

bitinerant commented 3 years ago

I did some more research. Starflut is not open-source, even though it claims the MIT license and the company's products page says it is "Free & Open Source". I know this because there is no source code for libstarcore.so. Test via:

grep -r SetRegisterCode..function.can.be.used

The above finds the string in 6 .so, .dylib, and .dll files but not in any source code files. There is also no source code for 24 other binaries embedded in .zip files from the other srplab projects needed to make Starflut work.

bitinerant commented 2 years ago

Are there any updates on this?

kitoheedong commented 2 years ago

Are there any updates on this?

I am looking for a way to communication between flutter and python. It's important issue.

Why the GitHub owner doesn't reply to this issue? Is this package still in maintain?

bitinerant commented 2 years ago

I got Flutter with Python on Android working (recommended here) but it uses p4a which has limitations when it comes to packages that are not pure Python. They usually require a p4a recipe (available recipes), and some key recipes that I needed were 3 years old.

kitoheedong commented 2 years ago

Thanks for the the guidance and sharing the limitations and issues. I just decided to go for PySide for my on-going project now. hmm..

Hoping flutter community find the optimal way to interact with python easily in the near future.

narayan954 commented 9 months ago

Thanks for the the guidance and sharing the limitations and issues. I just decided to go for PySide for my on-going project now. hmm..

Hoping flutter community find the optimal way to interact with python easily in the near future.

any update?