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@picoxr/web-cli

v0.0.5-alpha.1

Published

Client CLI tool to Generate TWA projects from a Web Manifest

Downloads

108

Readme

picoxr-web

Client CLI tool to Generate TWA projects from a Web Manifest or a local Manifest json file

Requirements

Setting up the Environment

When running picoxr-web for the first time, it will offer to automatically download and install external dependencies.

Installation

Using npm:

npm i -g @picoxr/web-cli

Usage

Bundle the Manifest file to a Android Application

picoxr-web build --manifest-url=https://my-twa.com/manifest.json

or

picoxr-web build --manifest=/path/to/local/manifest.json

This command gets the Manifest file from the website or locally, and generates the Android application to the current directory.Make sure your user has write permissions to the current directory.Note that the start_url in the local file must be an accessible http website.

Commands

The diagram above shows which commands we offered to help generate Android Application.

build

Usage:

picoxr-web build --manifest-url="<manifest-url>"

or

picoxr-web build --manifest="<local-manifest-path>"

Params:

  • --manifest-url: manifest url
  • --manifest: local manifest path

check

Usage:

picoxr-web check --url="<url>"

Params:

  • --url: url to check

Support

Tested in Node.js 14-16.