Weex produce SDKs to integrate to iOS/Android/Mobile web applications. This file will cover how to build Weex from source. You can either use the script we provided or manually build from source step by step.
See README.md for further information about Weex Framework.
Run build script:
$ bash script/build_from_source.sh
This's may take a while. After that, you can look into dist/, android/sdk/build/output/ and ios/sdk/Products for Web/Android/iOS SDK artifacts.
Javascript Framework is required by SDKs. So this must be built first.
Install npm dependencies(You must have node&npm installed):
$ npm install --production
Install build tools:
$ npm run install:buildtools
Build the javascript libraries:
$ npm run build:source
The artifacts are under dist/.
$ ls dist browser.js browser.min.js browser.min.js.gz native.js native.min.js native.min.js.gz
Move min version to Native SDK folder, which will be used by native SDK build.
cp dist/native.min.js ios/sdk/WeexSDK/Resources/main.js
cp dist/native.min.js android/sdk/assets/main.js
Make sure you have install gradle, see more details about 'how to install gradle' in gradle website.
Go into the android folder then execute
$ cd android
$ gradle wrapper --gradle-version 2.14.1
Create a Gradle setting file
$ echo 'include ":sdk"'>settings.gradle
Build the SDK
$ ./gradlew :sdk:assemble -PasfRelease
Now, you can see the artifacts under android/sdk/build/output/.
You can now import the aar file to your android project.
Execute command below to compile iOS SDK:
$ xcodebuild -project ios/sdk/WeexSDK.xcodeproj -target WeexSDK_MTL
Then you'll found iOS library(Framework file) under ios/sdk/Products.
Download the binary from Rat's website, decompress it somewhere.
We've tested using v0.12.
Just execute in your termial:
$ ant -buildfile scripts/rat-ant-build.xml -lib path_to_the_folder_you_place_rat/apache-rat-0.12.jar
See 'scripts/rat-ant-build.xml' for details about rules we use.