npm run build
will build the webpack-bundle.js
which would be referenced by the index.html
npx webpack
on the misc/convert
folder will build the converter tool
rm tipitaka-app.exe; npx pkg -t win --output tipitaka-app.exe tipitaka-app.js
for 32 bit windows use win-x86
npx pkg -t macos --output tipitaka-app-mac tipitaka-app.js
For linux need to build it on a linux/ubuntu machine
npx pkg -t linux --output tipitaka-app-linux tipitaka-app.js
node tipitaka-app.js
These need to be placed in the same diretory of the exe created above
get a copy of the required pre built native modules - e.g. sqlite3
./node_modules/.bin/node-pre-gyp install --directory=./node_modules/sqlite3 --target_platform=linux
(win32 or darwin) add --target_arch=ia32
for 32 bit
downloaded to ./node_modules/sqlite3/lib/binding
/misc
/static
index.html
node_sqlite3.node
specific to the platform- the exe generated above
Setting up the online https://tipitaka.lk Website
Same linux binary is run in the webserver https://tipitaka.app to serve requests from the online website.
git clone
this github repository- copy the
static/db/dict-all.db
(this fts db is not included in the repository since the big size) - check running
node tipitaka-app.js
and install any missing dependencies pm2 start tipitaka-app.js
(run in pm2 at tipitaka.app)
- following files need to be placed in the assets folder
/misc
/static
index.html
- Changes are needed in the following files to make sure that fts and dict requests are handled inside the app and db requests are sent to the Android Java runtime
sql-query.mjs
disable node importsconstants.js
change isAndroid
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