Crosswalk Command Line Options - PeterWangIntel/crosswalk-website GitHub Wiki

This page is intended to document the command line options specific to Crosswalk.

Note that when you build a Crosswalk application for Android, you can define command-line options for the runtime when building the package with make_apk.py.

xwalk command line options

In the examples below, the Crosswalk binary is denoted with xwalk. On Windows, the executable is called xwalk.exe. On Tizen, it is in /usr/lib/xwalk/xwalk; but Crosswalk applications are typically launched via the Crosswalk service, defined in /usr/lib/systemd/user/xwalk.service.

Name Description Example
--app-icon Specify the icon file path for the app window; supports both ICO and PNG file formats. xwalk --app-icon=XXX.png
--data-path Specify the folder name to use for the web app's configuration. This folder will be added under the system configuration folder. On Linux, the system configuration folder is $HOME/.config; on Windows, it is $USER/AppData/Local xwalk --data-path=myappData goes into a new directory named myapp under the system configuration folder.
--fullscreen Launch the application in a fullscreen window. xwalk --fullscreenLaunch Crosswalk in full screen mode.
--remote-debugging-port Enable remote debugging on the given localhost port. xwalk --remote-debugging-port=9222Access 'http://localhost:9222' in a Chrome browser to see all inspectable pages running under Crosswalk.
--list-features-flags List all the feature flags for Crosswalk. xwalk --list-features-flagsDisplay a list of all the feature flags for Crosswalk and the command line argument to switch them on or off.
--proprietary-codec-lib-path Load the specified FFmpeg library, only works on Linux OS. The pre-built FFmpeg library doesn't ship with the necessary codecs for patented media formats, i.e. mp3, mp4. Alternatively, developers can try to use the library from matching Chrome version. xwalk --proprietary-codec-lib-path=/opt/google/chrome/libffmpegsumo.so Load the specified FFmpeg library that supports proprietary codecs rather than the pre-build one.
--enable-proguard Enable proguard to shrink and obfuscate java classes of Crosswalk and Chromium, only works with embedded mode. xwalk --enable-proguard --mode=embedded

xwalkctl command line options

Name Description Example
--install Install/update an application xwalkctl --install xxx.wgt
--uninstall Uninstall an application by appid/pkgid xwalkctl --uninstall appid
--debugging_port Enable remote debugging mode (passing --debugging_port=0 disables debugging) xwalkctl --debugging_port=9222 Access 'http://localhost:9222' in a Chrome browser to see all inspectable pages for applications which can be debugged.
--continue Continue unfinished tasks xwalkctl --continue Any aborted install or update tasks will continue from where they left off.

xwalk-launcher command line options

Name Description Example
--running Check whether an application is running xwalk-launcher --running appid
--fullscreen Run an application in a fullscreen window xwalk-launcher --fullscreen appid
--debugging_port Enable remote debugging for an application xwalk-launcher --debugging_port appid The application will be launched in debug mode.