The following setup is known to be working well. You can try other versions at your own risk of losing a lot of time.
- Visual Studio 2015 Build Tools *
- OpenFin runtime executables
- Node 8.2.1
- Grunt (
grunt-cli
1.2.0) - Python 2.7.12
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* Only needed on Windows
npm install
You need to ensure that Visual Studio 2013 is used to build the project.
npm update -msvs_version=2015
npm install
- Install the OpenFin cli tool
npm install -g openfin-cli
- Create a manifest file Manifest file docs, targeting a valid version Runtime versions
app.json
{
"startup_app": {
"name": "OpenfinPOC",
"description": "OpenFin POC",
"url": "http://www.openfin.co",
"uuid": "OpenfinPOC-hla8ix6e0y2iwwjlxkojkbj4i",
"autoShow": true
},
"runtime": {
"arguments": "",
"version": "[replace this with a version]"
}
}
- Launch OpenFin runtime once
openfin --config app.json --launch
- Replace the OpenFin core with a built Hadouken core
npm run deploy -- --target=C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Local\OpenFin\runtime\[replace this with a version]\OpenFin\resources
- Now you can re-launch the OpenFin runtime with the modified Hadouken core.
openfin --config app.json --launch
API Docs for the OpenFin core are available here:
The contents of /src/renderer/extended
folder is referenced by the openfin.asar
(not contained in this project)
The code in this repository is covered by the included license.
However, if you run this code, it may call on the OpenFin RVM or OpenFin Runtime, which are covered by OpenFin's Developer, Community, and Enterprise licenses. You can learn more about OpenFin licensing at the links listed below or just email us at support@openfin.co with questions.
https://openfin.co/developer-agreement/ https://openfin.co/licensing/