iOS

The iOS version utilises the native WKWebView.

N.B. You must use a Mac to build an iOS app using this ANE. Windows is NOT supported.

Prerequisites

You will need

• .Net Core Runtime
• AIR-Tools
• Xcode 11.6
• AIR 33.1.1.217+

The ANE + Dependencies

Change directory into the example-mobile folder eg

cd /MyMac/dev/AIR/WebViewANE/example-mobile

Run the "air-tools" command (You will need AIR-Tools installed)

air-tools install

NEW This tool now:

1. Downloads the WebViewANE and dependencies.
2. Applies all required Android Manifest, InfoAdditons and Entitlements to your app.xml. See air package.json

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The iOS WebViewANE is written in Swift. We need to package the Swift libraries (along with a couple of dynamic frameworks) with our AIR app

After the ipa is created unzip it and confirm there is a "Frameworks" folder in the root of the .app package.