Haxe to mobile using AIR

[Dlean Jeans]

Have anyone done this before with HaxeFlixel? I'm using FlashDevelop.

I've tried to use the Haxe AIR template in FD and got a lot of error with HaxeFlixel.

I've also tried to copy the bat files from the Haxe AIR template to the HaxeFlixel template but got some problems running those bat files.

[SruloArt]

* I guess you can do that with packaging the generated .swf with Adobe's ADT.
* But is there a particular reason you want to use Air? it's kind of redundant when you can go native.

[Dlean Jeans]

I know that I could just lime setup android but since I don't have Mac so I just want to compile to both Android and iOS at once.

[SruloArt]

* Yeah, that should work with the .swf + ADT approach (read here: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/air/build/air_buildingapps.pdf).

* Can't take you step-by-step because I've never tried that before. There are several "fluent" Air users in the OpenFL forum (like this guy https://github.com/Matan) :)

* Looks like you would still need a Mac (or a Mac-like solution) in order to actually upload the .ipa to the App Store.

* You would still need a dev account, a certificate and iTunes (and an actual device, there's no official simulator) to test your app.

* Here's a relevant tutorial: http://kpulv.com/115/FlashDevelop_to_iPad_Workflow/

[Woodworking Fangirl]

I don't want to link to the commercial website I know, but if you dare to skip the test on the target iOS device, you could try compiling on an Apple computer cloud service. I am sure you can google for that if need be. They offer Remote Desktop access to Apple computers. They usually come with X-Code installed. I personally haven't used their service yet, but I might in future because I don't own an Apple computer either.

In any case, good luck!