# wm-dyn — Android super-app: the same desk as wm-all (iOS skin), but apps
# are not linked in. Opening a tile runs `cargo rustc --crate-type dylib`
# against the packaged checkout and `dlopen`s the result into ModuleHost.
#
# The whole graph is built with `RUSTFLAGS="-C prefer-dynamic"` so that the
# engine (`engine/`, one Rust dylib) is shared by the host and every app
# dylib. Desktop check: `MAKEPAD_WM_ROOT=<checkout> RUSTFLAGS="-C
# prefer-dynamic" cargo run -p makepad-wm-dyn --release`.
#
# Android: the whole pack (stage the tree, cross-build, prove every tile,
# pack the APK with the phone toolchain, rehearse from the packed APK) is
#   cargo makepad android --abi=aarch64 --package-name=nl.makepad.wmdyn
#     --app-label=wmdyn dyn-pack --dyn-toolchain=<musl rustc tree>
#     -p makepad-wm-dyn --release --no-default-features
# (tools/cargo_makepad/src/android/dyn_pack). The packaged workspace unifies
# features across all of its members, so an app built on the phone resolves
# the same engine units (apps/wm/src/dylib_host.rs); `--no-default-features`
# there and here keeps every app's `standalone` graph out of that union.
# The `[lib]` is the Android cdylib (cargo_makepad wraps bin-only packages
# in a generated workspace under target/, which breaks the relocatable
# fingerprints the on-device cargo needs).

[package]
name = "makepad-wm-dyn"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"
default-run = "wm-dyn"

# What `cargo makepad android dyn-pack` stages, proves and packs: the engine
# dylib every tile binds, and the tile packages the phone may compile.
[package.metadata.makepad.dyn]
engine = "makepad-wm-engine"
apps = [
    "makepad-calculator",
    "makepad-calendar",
    "makepad-clock",
    "makepad-files",
    "makepad-finance",
    "makepad-mail",
    "makepad-notes",
    "makepad-photos",
    "makepad-reminders",
    "makepad-app-route",
    "makepad-sheets",
    "makepad-weather",
]

[lib]
name = "makepad_wm_dyn"
path = "src/lib.rs"

[[bin]]
name = "wm-dyn"
path = "src/main.rs"

[features]
default = ["tweaker"]
# The design overlay (Shift+F10 with the dev overlays on). On for development
# builds; the Builder's releases build without it (--no-default-features).
tweaker = ["makepad-widgets/tweaker"]

[dependencies]
# Without the window manager's defaults: the design overlay is this app's
# own `tweaker` feature.
makepad-wm = { path = "../wm", default-features = false }
makepad-widgets = { path = "../../widgets", default-features = false }
makepad-wm-engine = { path = "engine" }