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Kivy for IOS
============
This toolchain is designed to compile the necessary library for iOS to run your
application, and manage the creation of the Xcode project.
This toolchain is designed to compile the necessary libraries for iOS to run
your application and manage the creation of the Xcode project.
Currently, we do not provide any binary distribution of this toolchain, but we
aim to do it. So you do need to compile it at least one time before being about
to create your Xcode project.
Currently, we do not provide any binary distributions of this toolchain, but we
aim to. Until then, you do need to compile it at least once before creating
your Xcode project.
The toolchain supports:
- iPhone Simulator (x86 and x86_64)
- iPhone / iOS (armv7 and arm64)
Theses recipes are not ported to the new toolchain yet:
These recipes are not ported to the new toolchain yet:
- openssl
- openssl-link
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Requirements
------------
Currently, the toolchain requires few tools to let you compile. You need:
Currently, the toolchain requires a few tools for compilation. You will need:
#. Xcode 6, with iOS SDK installed / command line tools::
#. Xcode 6 or above, with an iOS SDK and command line tools installed::
xcode-select --install
#. Using brew, you can install dependencies::
#. Using brew, you can install the following dependencies::
brew install autoconf automake libtool pkg-config
brew link libtool
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freetype... all the dependencies, compilation and packaging instructions are
contained in a `recipe`.
You can list the available recipes and the version with::
You can list the available recipes and their versions with::
$ ./toolchain.py recipes
freetype 2.5.5
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sdl2_mixer 2.0.0
sdl2_ttf 2.0.12
Then, starts the compilation with::
Then, start the compilation with::
$ ./toolchain.py build kivy
The Kivy recipe depends on severals one, like all the sdl* and python. sdl2_ttf
depends on freetype, etc. You can think as: it will compile everything
The Kivy recipe depends on several others, like the sdl* and python recipes.
These may in turn depend on others e.g. sdl2_ttf depends on freetype, etc.
You can think of it as follows: the kivy recipe will compile everything
necessary for a minimal working version of Kivy.
Don't grab a coffee, just do diner. Compiling all the things the first time, 4x
(remember, 4 archs, 2 per platforms), it will take time. (todo: provide a way
to not compile for the simulator.).
Don't grab a coffee, just do diner. Compiling all the libraries for the first
time, 4x over (remember, 4 archs, 2 per platforms), will take time. (TODO:
provide a way to not compile for the simulator.).
Create the Xcode project
------------------------
The `toolchain.py` can create for you the initial Xcode project::
The `toolchain.py` can create the initial Xcode project for you::
$ # ./toolchain.py create <title> <app_directory>
$ ./toolchain.py create Touchtracer ~/code/kivy/examples/demo/touchtracer
Your app directory must contain a main.py. A directory named `<title>-ios`
will be created, with an Xcode project in it.
You can open the Xcode project::
You can open the Xcode project using::
$ open touchtracer-ios/touchtracer.xcodeproj