Running pyjnius on Windows, Linux etc
While writing a kivy app that uses java api calls through pyjnius, can you run the code on your system's OS like windows, Linux etc. to see how far you've gone and test your progress OR you can only test the code on an android device
android python mobile kivy pyjnius asked Dec 31 '18 at 7:54
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While writing a kivy app that uses java api calls through pyjnius, can you run the code on your system's OS like windows, Linux etc. to see how far you've gone and test your progress OR you can only test the code on an android device
android python mobile kivy pyjnius asked Dec 31 '18 at 7:54
ThopeThope
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Have you tried it for yourself?
– Klaus D.
Dec 31 '18 at 7:59
@Klaus D I haven't yet. I want to know what to expect and all I should install before I start
– Thope
Dec 31 '18 at 8:06
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Look into Android Virtual device. I think you can test your code on a virtual device usingbuildozer.
– John Anderson
Jan 1 at 2:18
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While writing a kivy app that uses java api calls through pyjnius, can you run the code on your system's OS like windows, Linux etc. to see how far you've gone and test your progress OR you can only test the code on an android device
android python mobile kivy pyjnius asked Dec 31 '18 at 7:54
ThopeThope
1118
While writing a kivy app that uses java api calls through pyjnius, can you run the code on your system's OS like windows, Linux etc. to see how far you've gone and test your progress OR you can only test the code on an android device
android python mobile kivy pyjnius android python mobile kivy pyjnius asked Dec 31 '18 at 7:54
ThopeThope
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asked Dec 31 '18 at 7:54
ThopeThope
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asked Dec 31 '18 at 7:54
ThopeThope
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asked Dec 31 '18 at 7:54
ThopeThope
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asked Dec 31 '18 at 7:54
ThopeThope
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Have you tried it for yourself?
– Klaus D.
Dec 31 '18 at 7:59
@Klaus D I haven't yet. I want to know what to expect and all I should install before I start
– Thope
Dec 31 '18 at 8:06
1
Look into Android Virtual device. I think you can test your code on a virtual device usingbuildozer.
– John Anderson
Jan 1 at 2:18
add a comment |
Have you tried it for yourself?
– Klaus D.
Dec 31 '18 at 7:59
@Klaus D I haven't yet. I want to know what to expect and all I should install before I start
– Thope
Dec 31 '18 at 8:06
1
Look into Android Virtual device. I think you can test your code on a virtual device usingbuildozer.
– John Anderson
Jan 1 at 2:18
Have you tried it for yourself?
– Klaus D.
Dec 31 '18 at 7:59
Have you tried it for yourself?
– Klaus D.
Dec 31 '18 at 7:59
@Klaus D I haven't yet. I want to know what to expect and all I should install before I start
– Thope
Dec 31 '18 at 8:06
@Klaus D I haven't yet. I want to know what to expect and all I should install before I start
– Thope
Dec 31 '18 at 8:06
1
1
Look into Android Virtual device. I think you can test your code on a virtual device using
buildozer.– John Anderson
Jan 1 at 2:18
Look into Android Virtual device. I think you can test your code on a virtual device using
buildozer.– John Anderson
Jan 1 at 2:18
add a comment |
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Pyjnius works on the desktop, but the Android APIs are not available there so you can't test your Android API calls that way. For this reason, there's not much reason to install pyjnius on the desktop if you're targeting Android.
answered Jan 1 at 1:49
inclementinclement
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Thanks, but how then would one test their applications, would you have to compile into an apk and deploy into an Android mobile everytime or use an emulator?
– Thope
Jan 1 at 15:28
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Yes, when you want to test the Android API calls.
– inclement
Jan 2 at 12:58
Alright, Thanks for this
– Thope
Jan 3 at 7:55
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Pyjnius works on the desktop, but the Android APIs are not available there so you can't test your Android API calls that way. For this reason, there's not much reason to install pyjnius on the desktop if you're targeting Android.
answered Jan 1 at 1:49
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Thanks, but how then would one test their applications, would you have to compile into an apk and deploy into an Android mobile everytime or use an emulator?
– Thope
Jan 1 at 15:28
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Yes, when you want to test the Android API calls.
– inclement
Jan 2 at 12:58
Alright, Thanks for this
– Thope
Jan 3 at 7:55
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Pyjnius works on the desktop, but the Android APIs are not available there so you can't test your Android API calls that way. For this reason, there's not much reason to install pyjnius on the desktop if you're targeting Android.
answered Jan 1 at 1:49
inclementinclement
19k32440
Thanks, but how then would one test their applications, would you have to compile into an apk and deploy into an Android mobile everytime or use an emulator?
– Thope
Jan 1 at 15:28
1
Yes, when you want to test the Android API calls.
– inclement
Jan 2 at 12:58
Alright, Thanks for this
– Thope
Jan 3 at 7:55
add a comment |
Pyjnius works on the desktop, but the Android APIs are not available there so you can't test your Android API calls that way. For this reason, there's not much reason to install pyjnius on the desktop if you're targeting Android.
answered Jan 1 at 1:49
inclementinclement
19k32440
Pyjnius works on the desktop, but the Android APIs are not available there so you can't test your Android API calls that way. For this reason, there's not much reason to install pyjnius on the desktop if you're targeting Android.
answered Jan 1 at 1:49
inclementinclement
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answered Jan 1 at 1:49
inclementinclement
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answered Jan 1 at 1:49
inclementinclement
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answered Jan 1 at 1:49
inclementinclement
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Thanks, but how then would one test their applications, would you have to compile into an apk and deploy into an Android mobile everytime or use an emulator?
– Thope
Jan 1 at 15:28
1
Yes, when you want to test the Android API calls.
– inclement
Jan 2 at 12:58
Alright, Thanks for this
– Thope
Jan 3 at 7:55
add a comment |
Thanks, but how then would one test their applications, would you have to compile into an apk and deploy into an Android mobile everytime or use an emulator?
– Thope
Jan 1 at 15:28
1
Yes, when you want to test the Android API calls.
– inclement
Jan 2 at 12:58
Alright, Thanks for this
– Thope
Jan 3 at 7:55
Thanks, but how then would one test their applications, would you have to compile into an apk and deploy into an Android mobile everytime or use an emulator?
– Thope
Jan 1 at 15:28
Thanks, but how then would one test their applications, would you have to compile into an apk and deploy into an Android mobile everytime or use an emulator?
– Thope
Jan 1 at 15:28
1
1
Yes, when you want to test the Android API calls.
– inclement
Jan 2 at 12:58
Yes, when you want to test the Android API calls.
– inclement
Jan 2 at 12:58
Alright, Thanks for this
– Thope
Jan 3 at 7:55
Alright, Thanks for this
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Jan 3 at 7:55
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Have you tried it for yourself?
– Klaus D.
Dec 31 '18 at 7:59
@Klaus D I haven't yet. I want to know what to expect and all I should install before I start
– Thope
Dec 31 '18 at 8:06
1
Look into Android Virtual device. I think you can test your code on a virtual device using
buildozer.– John Anderson
Jan 1 at 2:18