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Hi, I just notice this project and I really love the idea of gui from termux programs.
A lot of work is been put into view binding work with c/c++/python, it make me think that React Native, or similar projects like svelte native, did similar stuff binding java side ui api with javascript. The binding works could be very similar to this project.
Would you consider leveraging their work and put some integration with termux-gui and reacte/svelte native, or even flutter? If this could be done, then gui development in termux could be much easier. We can even run a lot of github react native projects directly without very little modifications.
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React native or other functional approaches should be possible by creating a library with the same name that provides all of the functions and relays them to the plugin. Declarative approaches like svelte would be hard. For flutter you can use the web version. I'm working on adding WebView support, so you don't need the browser and can manage the tab yourself for things like flutter testing.
Hi, I just notice this project and I really love the idea of gui from termux programs.
A lot of work is been put into view binding work with c/c++/python, it make me think that React Native, or similar projects like svelte native, did similar stuff binding java side ui api with javascript. The binding works could be very similar to this project.
Would you consider leveraging their work and put some integration with termux-gui and reacte/svelte native, or even flutter? If this could be done, then gui development in termux could be much easier. We can even run a lot of github react native projects directly without very little modifications.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: