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A Desktop port of React Native, driven by Qt, forked from Canonical
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Also works on WebOS? #389

Open sanderlooijenga opened 5 years ago

sanderlooijenga commented 5 years ago

Perhaps a newbie question, but could this possibly also work on WebOS (http://webosose.org/develop/native-apps/overview-native-app/ & http://webosose.org/develop/qml-apps/qml-apps-overview/)?

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maxhora commented 5 years ago

@sanderlooijenga it's mandatory to have JS engine part which evaluates all JS code and communicates with native C++/QML part of app. Project has dependency on Node.JS engine, but also can be run with JavaScriptCore (experimental mode). And in near future it should support operating with WebEngine Qt's module. Some JS engine from above should be available on WebOS, or it's required to add support of JS engine supported by WebOS.

sanderlooijenga commented 5 years ago

@MaxRis Thanks for your quick reply & clarification. It might look into it in a near future. (Interested in creating a (React) native webOS TV application)

vkjr commented 5 years ago

@sanderlooijenga, looks like nodejs can be used in WebOS - http://webostv.developer.lge.com/develop/js-services/using-nodejs-module/ If you will start your research it would be really interesting to hear about findings :)

You also might be interested in this doc - https://github.com/status-im/react-native-desktop/blob/master/docs/HowRNDesktopAppWorks.md

sanderlooijenga commented 5 years ago

Thanks @vkjr and yes just saw that document 😅. Regarding the research; yes, will definitely provide feedback when I have some!