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- Download and install the platform SDKs and/or emulators for the platform you want to develop for (this might take quite a while… so do this first!)
- Download and install node.js
- Download and install Atom or another editor of your choice (free:
notepad, Visual Studio Code; commercial: Sublime Text, WebStorm) - MacOSX and Linux users need to install Wine (for executing the Electron Windows build task)
The gulp tasks will build iOS, Windows UWP, Android apps as well as desktop applications for Mac OSX, Windows and Linux. To get it working, please do the following:
- After cloning the repo:
npm i --no-progresswithin the root folder of this repository - Run
gulp watch-webto start a live server, which is best when developing the app - Run
gulp watch-cordova-iosto orchestrate the cordova ios app with live reloading. When this task runs, go todist/mobileand usecordova run iosto open a simulator which will live reload. - Run
gulp watch-electronto start a live reloading electron app - Run
gulpto build the web app - Release Mode: Use the following gulp tasks to build the apps in release mode
- Run
gulp build-allto build all apps in debug mode - Run
gulp build-webto build the web app - Run
gulp build-cordovato build all phone related apps - Run
gulp build-electronto build all desktop related apps
- Run
Use gulp watch-web as mentioned above to start the browser version of BoardZ.
To run the cordova project, open a terminal and point it to dist/mobile. Use one of the following commands to start:
cordova run ios: Runs the iOS version of BoardZ. Requires a Maccordova run android: Runs the Android version of BoardZ. Requires Android SDK to be installed and at least a simulator
If a device is connected, the run command will automatically deploy the App to your device, so you can start it directly on your device.
To start the electron packaged app, go to dist/desktop/build and open one of the directories suiting your current operating system. Then open the executable as used to.
- Any modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari) by simply hosting it
- Mobile platforms (iOS, Android, Windows) by packaging the app using Cordova
- Desktop platforms (Windows, Mac OS X, Linux) by packaging the app using GitHub's electron
If you want to change Android's SDK version, open cordova/config.xml and search for android-minSdkVersion or android-targetSdkVersion:
android-minSdkVersion: An integer designating the minimum API Level required for the application to run.android-targetSdkVersion: An integer designating the API Level that the application targets. If not set, the default value equals that given to minSdkVersion.
- Angular2, JavaScript framework — HTML enhanced for web apps!
- Bootstrap, responsive layout framework
- AdminLTE, free responsive dashboard template
- Font Awesome, free icon font
- jQuery, JavaScript library required for AdminLTE
- winstore-jscompat, fixes jQuery issues with Windows (Phone) 8 and 8.1 platforms
- FastClick, eliminates the infamous 300 ms lag on touch devices
- HammerJS, for touch interactions
- FontAwesome Images powered by font awesome
- three.js, JavaScript library for WebGL and 3D content
- Touch Polyfill, adds touch event support to Internet Explorer 11/Windows (Phone) 8.1
- Leaflet, an open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps
- pNotify UI notification library
- Cordova for mobile apps
- Camera Plugin, allows native camera access
- Geolocation Plugin, allows access to geolocation
- Statusbar Plugin, allows modifying the statusbar
- Ionic, just the tooling (for icons and splash screens)
- Electron for desktop applications