WebĮach fragment within webmaker-android is actually just a web page! You can find all of the js, css, and static assets in the webmaker-core module. If you're using an x86 based development machine and virtual device, you'll probably have to install Intel HAXM as well.īecause much of the application logic takes place in WebViews, you'll likely want to set up Remote debugging on Android with Chrome. Afterwards, you'll probably need to install a virtual device for emulation. If so, there should be a link in the messages that will walk you through that. If this is the first time you've run an Android project, you may need to install an Android target OS. If you can't compile the project, check the messages at the bottom of the Android Studio IDE. For more information, please check out the Android SDK documentation. Once you have the project open, you can run it within an emulator or on any Android device with USB debugging enabled by selecting 'Run 'app'' from the 'Run' dropdown menu. Select the 'webmaker-android' directory.If Android Studio asks, choose 'Create project from existing sources'.Open Android Studio and select 'Import Project'.Compile the webview code with npm run build.To make changes or to test the app, we recommend you use Android Studio. webmaker-android is a hybrid mobile application that is primarily web-based (HTML/CSS/JS) but uses this wrapper to communicate with the native Android SDK.

This repository is home to the native Android wrapper for the Webmaker app. For more details on which environment variables are used by webmaker-core, please see the webmaker-core default environment.

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