# wm-android — the plain window manager as an Android app, hosting every app
# as a real child PROCESS, the way the desktop WM does: each app is its own
# library (its `app_main!`, the engine linked statically), run by a small
# launcher in a process of its own, talking the desktop hosting protocol over
# the WM's hub and drawing into shared AHardwareBuffer frames
# (platform/src/os/linux/android/android_hosted.rs). No shared engine dylib.
#
#   cargo makepad android --abi=aarch64 --package-name=nl.makepad.wm \
#     --app-label=wm proc-pack -p makepad-wm-android --release
# (tools/cargo_makepad/src/android/proc_pack) builds this crate's APK, the
# launcher (`launch/`) and one library per app listed below, and packs them.

[package]
name = "makepad-wm-android"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"

# What `proc-pack` builds as hosted child libraries: [package, bin] pairs,
# bin being the WM registry's binary name (apps/wm/src/clients.rs).
[package.metadata.makepad.proc]
apps = [
    "makepad-calculator calculator",
    "makepad-calendar calendar",
    "makepad-clock clock",
    "makepad-files files",
    "makepad-finance finance",
    "makepad-mail mail",
    "makepad-notes notes",
    "makepad-photos photos",
    "makepad-reminders reminders",
    "makepad-app-route makepad-app-route",
    "makepad-sheets sheets",
    "makepad-weather weather",
]

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

[dependencies]
makepad-wm = { path = "../wm" }