forked from joejulian/gio-cmd
inkeliz
8de547d61d
Previously, it was impossible to identify if a specific app was installed on the user device. It was also impossible to launch a external app from Gio using Intent. Now, you can use `-queries` with a comma separed package names, like `com.another.app`. That allows you to launch Intent to `com.another.app`. Signed-off-by: inkeliz <inkeliz@inkeliz.com>
96 lines
4.2 KiB
Go
96 lines
4.2 KiB
Go
// SPDX-License-Identifier: Unlicense OR MIT
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package main
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const mainUsage = `The gogio command builds and packages Gio (gioui.org) programs.
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Usage:
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gogio -target <target> [flags] <package> [run arguments]
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The gogio tool builds and packages Gio programs for platforms where additional
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metadata or support files are required.
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The package argument specifies an import path or a single Go source file to
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package. Any run arguments are appended to os.Args at runtime.
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Compiled Java class files from jar files in the package directory are
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included in Android builds.
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The mandatory -target flag selects the target platform: ios or android for the
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mobile platforms, tvos for Apple's tvOS, js for WebAssembly/WebGL, macos for
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MacOS and windows for Windows.
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The -arch flag specifies a comma separated list of GOARCHs to include. The
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default is all supported architectures.
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The -o flag specifies an output file or directory, depending on the target.
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The -buildmode flag selects the build mode. Two build modes are available, exe
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and archive. Buildmode exe outputs an .ipa file for iOS or tvOS, an .apk file
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for Android or a directory with the WebAssembly module and support files for
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a browser.
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The -ldflags and -tags flags pass extra linker flags and tags to the go tool.
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As a special case for iOS or tvOS, specifying a path that ends with ".app"
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will output an app directory suitable for a simulator.
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The other buildmode is archive, which will output an .aar library for Android
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or a .framework for iOS and tvOS.
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The -icon flag specifies a path to a PNG image to use as app icon on iOS and Android.
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If left unspecified, the appicon.png file from the main package is used
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(if it exists).
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The -appid flag specifies the package name for Android or the bundle id for
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iOS and tvOS. A bundle id must be provisioned through Xcode before the gogio
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tool can use it.
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The -version flag specifies the semantic version for -buildmode exe. It must
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be on the form major.minor.patch.versioncode where the version code is used for
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the integer version number for Android, iOS and tvOS.
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For Android builds the -minsdk flag specify the minimum SDK level. For example,
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use -minsdk 22 to target Android 5.1 (Lollipop) and later.
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For Windows builds the -minsdk flag specify the minimum OS version. For example,
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use -mindk 10 to target Windows 10 and later, -minsdk 6 for Windows Vista and later.
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For iOS builds the -minsdk flag specify the minimum iOS version. For example,
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use -mindk 15 to target iOS 15.0 and later.
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For Android builds the -targetsdk flag specify the target SDK level. For example,
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use -targetsdk 33 to target Android 13 (Tiramisu) and later.
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The -work flag prints the path to the working directory and suppress
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its deletion.
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The -x flag will print all the external commands executed by the gogio tool.
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The -signkey flag specifies the path of the keystore, used for signing Android apk/aab files
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or specifies the name of key on Keychain to sign MacOS apps. On iOS and macOS it can be used
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to specify the path of a provisioning profile (.mobileprovision/.provisionprofile).
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The -signpass flag specifies the password of the keystore, ignored if -signkey is not provided.
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If -signpass is not sepecified it will be read from the environment variable GOGIO_SIGNPASS.
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The -notaryid flag specifies the Apple ID to use for notarization of MacOS app.
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The -notarypass flag specifies the password of the Apple ID, ignored if -notaryid is not
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provided. That must be an app-specific password, see https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204397
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for details. If not provided, the password will be prompted.
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The -notaryteamid flag specifies the team ID to use for notarization of MacOS app, ignored if
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-notaryid is not provided.
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The -schemes flag specifies a list of comma separated URI schemes that the program can
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handle. For example, use -schemes yourAppName to receive a app.URLEvent for URIs
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starting with yourAppName://. It is only supported on Android, iOS, macOS and Windows.
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On Windows, it will restrict the program to a single instance.
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The -queries flag specifies a list of comma separated package names used to query other apps,
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that is useful to launch other apps and verify their presence. For example, use -queries
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com.example.otherapp to query the app with that package name. It is only necessary on Android.
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`
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