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positron
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Compile your Javascript apps to Android
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# positron Compile your Javascript apps to Android `positron` takes your static web apps and compiles them into a standalone Android app, ready to run on a phone. Installation --- First, make sure you have installed [Android Studio](https://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html#top) and you can run it. Now, install `positron`. ```bash $ npm install positron-cli -g ``` Usage --- `positron` takes a list of files that should be included in the bundle and outputs an .apk to your current directory: ```bash $ positron index.html bundle.js $ adb install app.apk ``` You can even run `positron *` to include all files. ```bash $ positron * $ adb install app.apk ``` You can provide a title and package name for your app as well: ```bash $ positron * -t 'ExampleApp' -p 'com.example.app' $ adb install app.apk ``` For more info, run `positron --help` ```bash $ positron --help Usage: positron [options] <path>... Path is a series of pathnames to files to include in the html rendering. Options: -h --help Show this help screen -p <package> The name of the package. E.g: -p "comm.example.app" -t <title> The name of the app. E.g: -p "ExampleApp". By default, the current directory name -o <path> The path to output the APK. [default: ./app.apk] ``` How does it work? --- `positron` works by taking a boilerplate Android app with just a single web view, then copying all your static assets in and compiling it. It's surprisingly simple but works well. Why the name 'positron'? --- `positron` was inspired by [Github's Electron](http://electron.atom.io/). Electron allows you to build native desktop apps using web technologies. `positron` allows you to build native apps for phones using web technologies. And according to Wikipedia, the opposite of an Electron is a Positron. 
