by worldescortspag » Fri Sep 16, 2022 1:44 pm
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Sorry, I'm extremely busy lately, but now some end Summer things like pool closing are out of the way so I should have more free time to donate.
Still making progress I think and also plotting out the next moves.
Did some preliminary research a while back into wrapping the Emscripten/HTML5 Engine with Electron (which includes Chromium v8 or v9 engines and Node.js, macOS universal native runtimes).
You can install Electron and something called 'natifier' with 'Homebrew' on macOS, from most Linux repos, as well as in FreeBSD Ports list.
Natifier will wrap ANY web-site as an app, cross-platform in that it runs on any platform that has chromium and node builds.
nativefier --name 'OpenXTalkietron' '
https://openxtalk-org.github.io/OpenXTalk-Playground/''
I have become very interested in all of this stuff lately, wrapping JS, WASM modules, HTML5 APIs, Node libraries, and I really think there's a case to made there for enabling OXT to be hardware agnostic into the future, not to mention gaining all of the benefits of a web rendering engine and full access to everything JavaScript and Node.js, including OS native things and shell access, as well as being able to run in multiple processes (similar in architecture to Crhome which runs each web-page in it's own process).
DELETED!
Sorry, I'm extremely busy lately, but now some end Summer things like pool closing are out of the way so I should have more free time to donate.
Still making progress I think and also plotting out the next moves.
Did some preliminary research a while back into wrapping the Emscripten/HTML5 Engine with Electron (which includes Chromium v8 or v9 engines and Node.js, macOS universal native runtimes).
You can install Electron and something called 'natifier' with 'Homebrew' on macOS, from most Linux repos, as well as in FreeBSD Ports list.
Natifier will wrap ANY web-site as an app, cross-platform in that it runs on any platform that has chromium and node builds.
nativefier --name 'OpenXTalkietron' 'https://openxtalk-org.github.io/OpenXTalk-Playground/''
I have become very interested in all of this stuff lately, wrapping JS, WASM modules, HTML5 APIs, Node libraries, and I really think there's a case to made there for enabling OXT to be hardware agnostic into the future, not to mention gaining all of the benefits of a web rendering engine and full access to everything JavaScript and Node.js, including OS native things and shell access, as well as being able to run in multiple processes (similar in architecture to Crhome which runs each web-page in it's own process).