I am following this site https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=19nQzvKP-CVLd7_VrpwnHfl-AE9fjbJySowONZZtNHzw
I have done all the steps. Imported the google-play-services_lib. Done every steps. While running the project, an error occur and says
Android Library projects cannot be launched
This is how my build path looks
And my project explorer looks like this.
I checked the IsLibrary checkbox in android target.
I couldn't find, what I have done wrong.
How do you run yout code? If you are using the emulator, you need to choose yout api-level with the google api.
I cleared this issue by doing the following.
Don't need to import all the sample projects under google play services. Just import maps only.
Uncheck is Library in properties.
It work for me.
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To be more precise, I already have a huge app writen in Ionic and now we're considering to migrate it to flutter, but we can't rewrite it from scratch, both ionic and flutter should coexist.
So my question is: can I have a flutter app as a "host" and import / run the ionic app inside it? Something like a micro frontend.
Until now I was able to build the target ionic app and import it on the flutter app, under android folder, but it does not feels like a productive way to approach the problem.
I also googled a little bit about this integration, but did not find anything that solves this problem.
I appreciate any help on this topic.
Yes, it is possible, but very cumbersome.
I did it for a project and embedded 3 ionic apps inside flutter.
I'll not list every problem that i faced but just go through some points to give you an idea.
You will need to take care of some cordova plugins that use native code, for Android copy and paste some folders like CordovaLib,cordova and use it as a library. For iOS you must add the plugin files like *.h to the compiles list inside Xcode and create an Pod to get the cordova resources (that's the way i did)
To "launch" the app for android you need to start the cordova activity and for iOS you need to play with UINavigationController and FlutterViewController, and of course create a method channel to be possible to call it from Flutter.
For multiple apps, you have to mess inside de cordova code to get the app from the right www folder and be sure to equalize every plugin version between apps.
Some packages from flutter may clash with ionic/cordova libs
Every change you do to your ionic application it must be tested outside flutter and within it to see if there's any mismatch behavior that you didn't expect, specially when adding new plugins.
Maybe some permission issues will arrive between applications like camera or localization.
I know thats not the answer, but when searching on how to do it, i stumbled upon this question a few months ago and it still without any answer on this problem.
But my final take is that the effort of joining together all pieces using multiple languages and frameworks together with the job of maintaining this spaghetti behemoth is not worth it and you'll save yourself of a tremendous headache.
In my company, we are working on a huge product. We have a repo for the Android project and also we have another repo for the iOS project.
I think it is impossible to rewrite the whole of the project in Flutter. So, something that popped in my mind but I am not sure if it is feasible. Each Android/iOS project contains many modules. I am working on a module called Enterprise. It has its own Activities, Fragments and business logic. So, my question is, Am I able to consider this module as a black box (it has a few inputs that are coming from the other modules and a few outputs that will be presented in the app module) and make it by Flutter. Then I will use its .aar version in the Android project as well as the iOS project.
Does an implementation like this is feasible?
Okay, I found Flutter is thinking of a way to solve this issue. I found two links that might be useful to you, too:
Add Flutter to existing apps. According to this page, "The "add-to-app" support is in preview, and is so far only available on the master channel.".
Integrating Flutter into an Existing App.
I will be more than happy to accept your answer if you have a better approach.
I'm looking to build a mobile application using Meteor+Cordova. Looking to get the Facebook login to work first. Apparently the default accounts-facebook package doesn't work so I looked around atmosphere and only found "particle4dev:cordova-fb", so I tried using that.
I'm a bit confused about the app developer stuff. Normally I just use it for my website so its quite straight forward. In terms of setting up the login details (such as ID and token), do I register as if it's an IOS app? Or do I still register as if its web?? It asks me to download XCode SDK for FB, is that what I'm supposed to be doing? is the package mentioned above what I should be using, or are there more mainstream options available?
I was also facing problem with accounts-facebook package. It was using in-app cordova browser and failing at the time of oauth handshake.
I added cordova:com.phonegap.plugins.facebookconnect#0.11.0 to app and enabled it for single sign on from developer account on facebook.
If you face any problem then please look at my blog here. I have written a simple tutorial.
If there are still some people to fix this thing, this may help them.
I've just used the latest version on github.
removing the plugin and adding it again like this:
meteor add cordova:com.phonegap.plugins.facebookconnect#https://github.com/Wizcorp/phonegap-facebook-plugin/tarball/d8b0f6935a7c6e586188bf85f9da88a1c160790b
This above code with particle4dev:cordova-fb worked like a charm on android and it should work on ios devices also. It seems they fixed the issue in their updates.
accounts-facebook package works fine. I just created a new project and tried, you can refer to this screencast http://recordit.co/7JNpDSzJ9m
if you are using accounts-facebook, you need to register the app as web on fb
So I've been trying to use particle4dev:cordova-fb for awhile now. For those who are confused about how to implement it. First you add it as a package to your existing app. Then you add the facebookconnect cordova plugin. Then you add the android platform. Then try and run the android platform (meteor run android --settings settings.json). This should fail. Now go through the steps on implementing facebookconnect on Android. This should make sure it works on android now. However even after doing all of this and getting it to work, it still simply opens up the in app browser on android for some reason.
I made an app for android with unity3d, and want to include chartboost into it. I imported the plugin for unity, and added an app as well as a campaign on chartboost. I also made sure that the signature and app name were put into the strings.xml file. When I tried running the demo scene, the buttons appeared, but when I tried to click them, nothing happens, not even a message in the console. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for the help in advance!
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As far as I know, chartboost does not work in the editor. You will need to build to a device and use logcat to see the log messages. However their unity plugin seems to be in need of some fixing- in the meantime, email them at support#chartboost.com and they should send you a workaround .jar file that will get the ads showing in the demo.
See my answer to This Question for details about why the ads aren't showing up using the newest Chartboost unity plugin.
I think their plugin is broken because my other apps DO show ads, and i did nothing different except using their latest plugin, which also for me does not work.
I have downloaded the Source code of Android 2.2 .
Where can I find the default app source code of Android (Calculator, Calendar, etc, on pressing Home Button)
I found Calculator,Calender and some other android app source code in this page:
http://grepcode.com/file/repository.grepcode.com/java/ext/com.google.android/android-apps/2.3_r1/com/android/calculator2/Calculator.java/
looking at this you should be able to find it:
https://android.googlesource.com
For example, digging through following the links I found Calculator source code in Froyo:
https://android.googlesource.com/platform/packages/apps/Calculator/+/froyo-release/src/com/android/calculator2/Calculator.java
The system Apps are available in (folder path): packages/apps/Calculator/ , packages/apps/Calendar/
For more details check:
http://androidxref.com/