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radjav-tools

v1.1.4

Published

3 years ago

Tools for use with RadJav

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javascript create-project deploy-ios deploy-android typescript

RadJav Tools

This repo is a collection of tools for developing with RadJav.

This can be installed by opening a terminal and entering:

npm -g install radjav-tools

Creating a project

Simply specify a path to the new RadJav project you'd like to create.

radjav-tools --createProject NEW_PATH_TO_PROJECT

Testing an HTML5 project

Run the HTTP server which will host the HTML5 version of your app.

Open a terminal, navigate to your app directory, and enter:

radjav-tools --http

Build an IPA for iOS

Once you've created your RadJav app, you can build an IPA that can be installed to an iOS device.

radjav-tools --buildIPA PATH_TO_RADJAV_APP

Build an APK for Android

Once you've created your RadJav app, you can build an APK that can be installed to an Android device.

radjav-tools --buildAPK PATH_TO_RADJAV_APP

Build an APK for Android

Convert a C# .Net or VB.Net form designer file to a RadJav GUI JSON file that can be easily be read by nearly anything!

radjav-tools --convertFormDesignerToJSON Form_designer_file_path Output_JSON_file_path

Installing IPAs

imobiledevice must be installed in order to install an IPA on either Windows, Mac, or Linux.

Installing imobiledevice on Windows

http://docs.quamotion.mobi/imobiledevice/download/

Installing imobiledevice on Ubuntu

sudo apt-get install libimobiledevice sudo apt-get install ideviceinstaller

Installing imobiledevice on Mac

brew install libimobiledevice brew install ideviceinstaller