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Premade binary builds (distributions) #53

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IngwiePhoenix opened this issue Apr 2, 2014 · 1 comment
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Premade binary builds (distributions) #53

IngwiePhoenix opened this issue Apr 2, 2014 · 1 comment
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@IngwiePhoenix
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Hey!

I just found this project while I began to disassemble Atom.io's editor. First I only discovered the libchromecontent dynamic library, but soon came across this. It made me waay curios, as i am trying to find a way to create some sort of SDK to allow development of desktop apps using web technology. Node-Webkit is nice, but it isn't the kind that I am looking for. In fact, I seek to embed PHP5 as well as some other resources.

Therefore though, I would need Brightray to be compiled on windows, linux and mac. So I wanted to ask, if there is a place to fetch pre-compiled distributions for said platforms, including neccessary header files?

I was thinking of porting the nodejs environment into CefV8, but i immideitly stopepd when I came across Brightray, because maybe there is a better solution to my problem, when using this instead of CEF.

Kind regards, Ingwie

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aroben commented Jul 24, 2014

We haven't had a need to pre-build brightray so far because it's so small. It just gets compiled alongside whatever app is using it. We do pre-build libchromiumcontent because the build takes so long, but those binaries aren't accessible publicly at this time.

Have you looked into using atom-shell directly? That has all the node.js integration; brightray doesn't know anything about node.js.

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