Create Sample App With Crosswalk Cordova Android - wuhengzhi/crosswalk-website GitHub Wiki

If you haven't setup the development environment yet, please refer to Setup Development Environment

Create, Build and Run a Sample App with Command-line Tool:

Create a sample app, for example (You may supply --shared switch to avoid copying crosswalk-cordova-android/framework folder into each project):

$ /path/to/crosswalk-cordova-android/bin/create HelloWorld com.example.helloworld HelloWorld

A new project is created in folder HelloWorld. The example HTML, JS and CSS files are located in /path/to/HelloWorld/assets/www (You may replace them with yours later).

Then build and run the sample app:

$ cd HelloWorld
$ ./cordova/build
$ ./cordova/run

You will see the 'APACHE CORDOVA' page with a blinking 'DEVICE IS READY' tag.

Please refer to Android Command-line Tools for more command-line commands.

Set Permissions

Some HTML5 APIs which access devices require developers to set appropriate permissions in AndroidManifest.xml to work correctly. For example, if your app calls getUserMedia, it needs to add

<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.RECORD_AUDIO" />
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.CAMERA" />

into AndroidManifest.xml. Please refer to Android manifest permissions for more details.

Importing a Crosswalk-based Cordova Android Project into Eclipse

  1. Import Crosswalk-based Cordova Android and XWalkCoreLibrary library projects by File > Import... > Existing Android Code Into Workspace. Point to /path/to/crosswalk-cordova-android/framework and click Finish. Notice: if you see error messages as "[2014-02-24 08:58:56 - xwalk_core_library] R.java was modified manually! Reverting to generated version!", you may need to turn-off Project > Automatically Build as workaround. Please track the bug XWALK-1036.
  2. Build xwalk_core_library and Cordova project by right clicking on each project then choose Build Project.
  3. Import the generated project by File > Import... > Existing Android Code. Point to the generated app path.
  4. Right click on the project root: Run as > Run Configurations
  5. Click on the Target tab and select Manual (this way you can choose the emulator or device to build to)
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