norlin
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10-06-2016
01:59 AM
Any way to run Javascript code inside Roku app?
Hello!
Is there any way to run JS code inside Roku app?
I mean, probably, anything like iOS' JSContext API or WebKit component, maybe some kind of virtual machine?
I have seen something about Marmalade SDK on this forum, but related page on Roku website is missing ( https://www.roku.com/developer-marmalade ) – is it still possible? If so, is it possible to make a kind of library with Marmalade to use it later inside native BrightScript app?
Also, different question, is there any way to develop/compile a Roku app in any other language? (maybe C++ or anything else...)
Thank you!
Is there any way to run JS code inside Roku app?
I mean, probably, anything like iOS' JSContext API or WebKit component, maybe some kind of virtual machine?
I have seen something about Marmalade SDK on this forum, but related page on Roku website is missing ( https://www.roku.com/developer-marmalade ) – is it still possible? If so, is it possible to make a kind of library with Marmalade to use it later inside native BrightScript app?
Also, different question, is there any way to develop/compile a Roku app in any other language? (maybe C++ or anything else...)
Thank you!
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EnTerr
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10-06-2016
11:50 AM
Re: Any way to run Javascript code inside Roku app?
"norlin" wrote:
Is there any way to run JS code inside Roku app? I mean, probably, anything like iOS' JSContext API or WebKit component, maybe some kind of virtual machine?
No. Plain and simple.
I have seen something about Marmalade SDK on this forum, but related page on Roku website is missing ( https://www.roku.com/developer-marmalade ) – is it still possible?
Yes.
If so, is it possible to make a kind of library with Marmalade to use it later inside native BrightScript app?
Ah, good try - but no. As far as i was told, there is no way to traverse back & forth as FFI API calls
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10-06-2016
11:54 AM
Re: Any way to run Javascript code inside Roku app?
Thanks!
And what about other languages (C++, for example, or anything else which could be compiled to binary)?
And what about other languages (C++, for example, or anything else which could be compiled to binary)?
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10-06-2016
08:25 PM
Re: Any way to run Javascript code inside Roku app?
I think the NDK allowed such a thing, but I don't know if it's still supported/allowed and, even if it is, good luck with getting approved for that.
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