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cmd/gogio: add -icon flag for specifying the app icon file

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Before users were limited to only use a appicon.png in the root directory.
Now the user is free to use any png anywhere on the system with the help of the -icon flag.

Signed-off-by: Axel Paulander <axel.paulander@gmail.com>
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axel paulander
2020-08-15 21:32:48 +02:00
committed by Elias Naur
parent 17b5898dd3
commit edef73f580
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@@ -15,9 +15,6 @@ programs for platforms where additional metadata or support files are required.
The package argument specifies an import path or a single Go source file to
package. Any run arguments are appended to os.Args at runtime.
If the package contains an appicon.png file, it is used as the app icon on
supported platforms.
Compiled Java class files from jar files in the package directory are
included in Android builds.
@@ -42,6 +39,10 @@ will output an app directory suitable for a simulator.
The other buildmode is archive, which will output an .aar library for Android
or a .framework for iOS and tvOS.
The -icon flag specifies a path to a PNG image to use as app icon on iOS and Android.
If left unspecified, the appicon.png file from the main package is used
(if it exists).
The -appid flag specifies the package name for Android or the bundle id for
iOS and tvOS. A bundle id must be provisioned through Xcode before the gogio
tool can use it.