Package Aware app into native?

hpl123

Will this work for Aware apps I wonder?
https://www.webviewgold.com

Sounds effing perfect 😃

Jaymer

Checked it out. Seems like it converts static “standard” websites to an app.
Doubt that’s for any database app.

I downloaded 2 of the examples from App Store:
FlightConnections - Went to a screen for forgot password and then got a 404 error and was stuck
GiftyDuck - problems logging in with google acct

So, both examples needed to login and didn’t get to see either site working.
Might be a good idea if you have a site with lots of static data and this lets you d/l it all so it works offline.

hpl123

The thing with this solution is, it creates an webview app and a webview essentially is a standalone browser that displays whatever URL the developer puts in (i.e it doesn´t matter if the webapp has a DB etc.) + it has features like local html page (for offline scenarios), push notifications, designrelated things like configure native app splashscreen and colors etc. etc. + additional functions. It is essentially a native browser "frame" builder. When it comes to app complexity, this is stated on the website "Excellent support for every kind of web app, HTML game, or high-end web application." so I THINK it should work for Aware apps. This is the problem thought, it SOUNDS ideal but is it? It seems to have good reviews on Codecanyon etc..

aware_support

Can you test it, Henrik, with an Aware IM app? You can create a zip file with an Aware IM app as you normally do for Phone Gap or Monaca and then see if they can handle it.

hpl123

aware_support wrote
Can you test it, Henrik, with an Aware IM app? You can create a zip file with an Aware IM app as you normally do for Phone Gap or Monaca and then see if they can handle it.

Well, don´t want to spend money on something just to test if it works. Another thing is, this solution is not a solution where you upload a zip I believe but rather create a project around the URL of your webapp (presented via a webview). With https://volt.build/ (my other post) you upload a zip file if anyone else wants to try it out.