grunt-crosswalk

grunt-crosswalk is a grunt plugin for packaging applications into an apk so they can be installed on an android device. It builds on top of the crosswalk-app-tools.

License

Apache version 2, copyright Intel Corporation Ltd. See LICENSE for more details.

Contributing

Bug reports and feature requests are encouraged: please use the [github issue tracker for the project] (https://github.com/crosswalk-project/grunt-crosswalk/issues) to file them.

If you are interested in contributing code to the project, please see the HACKING.md file. Pull requests should be targeted at the master branch.

Getting started

To use grunt-crosswalk in your own project, install it with:

npm install grunt-crosswalk --save-dev

Once the plugin has been installed, enable it with a line of JavaScript in your Gruntfile.js:

module.exports = function (grunt) {
  grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-crosswalk');

  // grunt.initConfig({ ... }) etc.
};

grunt-crosswalk has been tested on:

• Ubuntu Linux (64bit)

Dependencies

grunt-crosswalk depends on the [crosswalk-app-tools] (https://github.com/crosswalk-project/crosswalk-app-tools) and shares its dependencies.

General configuration

The Android SDK should be installed and setup up correctly, particularly the 'android' command should be in the PATH.

Tasks

You can list options in the crosswalk target.

Example Gruntfile.js

  grunt.initConfig({
    ...
    packageInfo: grunt.file.readJSON('package.json'),
    ...
    crosswalk: {
      options: {
        verbose: true, // informative output, otherwise quiet

        debug: false, // includes output of rm and cp commands (-v option)

        version: '<%= packageInfo.version %>',

        // display name for the app on the device;
        // the sanitisedName used to construct the Locations object later
        // is derived from this
        name: '<%= packageInfo.name %>',

        // package for the app's generated Java files; this works best if
        // you have at least one period character between two character
        // strings, and no digits
        pkg: 'org.org01.webapps.<%= packageInfo.name.toLowerCase() %>',

        // the icon used in the android launcher/etc
        icon: 'icon_128.png',

        // path to the directory containing your HTML5 app;
        // note that this must use the correct path separators for your
        // platform: Windows uses '\\' while Linux uses '/'
        appRoot: 'build/apk'
      },
     }
      ...
    },
    ...
  }