I did some testing and it seems to work pretty well, so I created a tutorial and uploaded it to codeberg as I was advised to do.
I currently have no idea how to use webxdc APIs for example to get the application to dialogue with deltachat, however it can be a good alternative if someone likes the idea of converting C desktop applications in deltachat applications.
This is the second project I’ve done in the same way, instructions on how to do it in this way are in the first one.
This time, however, the project is more interactive, so I might request to have it added to the App Store (actually, I’d be happy to do so, since the app serves an educational purpose as well as being a recreative).
Actually, I’ve already submitted a pull request, at least in theory… I’m not sure, because this is the first time I’ve done it.
Following this instruction I had:
1 Added an xdc file to a release
2 Forked xdcget using the suggested link
3 Added the entry near the end of the xdcget.ini file
4 selected the box “create a new branch for this commit and start a pull request” before confirming
This is my edit but if I click the “pull requests” button at the top of that page, it loads another page that says “no results,” so I don’t know if I actually submitted the request or not.
Can someone confirm this for me?
No, I don’t think you submitted an MR. It was supposed to appear here Pull requests - webxdc/xdcget - Codeberg.org.
Edit: Your steps are correct, but I think you simply didn’t click the Submit button.
Thanks! I went through the process again from the beginning, and this time it worked. As you said, I think I was still missing a couple of steps: selecting the webxdc:main repository and then clicking “New pull request.”
Now the pull request is there. By the way, I took the opportunity to fix an issue that seemed to be affecting mobile devices (I also updated the release to v.1.0.1).