It would help greatly.What if there is a tool where you can use to download the missing libraries when you open a project shared by another member?
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Wow awesome @aeric. Will surely try this out. This is one area of the b4x toolset that creates headaches, project distribution. I am reminded of a tool I did in 2016 that could help one even analyze their projects, number of code lines, comments etc. Then I was even trying to get to the actual library file. Not even sure if this is working anymore, fortunately the source code is still there on that thread.It would help greatly.
Often it's really cumbersome to understand which libraries are missing, finding them and so on.
I have seen your project before but not suitable for my use case.Wow awesome @aeric. Will surely try this out. This is one area of the b4x toolset that creates headaches, project distribution. I am reminded of a tool I did in 2016 that could help one even analyze their projects, number of code lines, comments etc. Then I was even trying to get to the actual library file. Not even sure if this is working anymore, fortunately the source code is still there on that thread.
jMashProjectProfile: Project Profiling & Distribution Tool
Hi Everyone jMashProjectProfile for now seeks to address the problems of 1. Project Distribution and 2. Project Analysis What do we mean about Project Distribution? When one distributes a project, the current compression does not include the external libraries used in the project. One has to...www.b4x.com
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I can imagine the libraries repositories can be hosted on public server. It can list out all older versions if any version has issue, developer can download the stable version. Users can give star rating and review.This is really nice. I have been thinking about the same thing and would like something like MS NuGet but that would require Erel opening up the IDE for addin - plugin programming as well as a central repository for lib packages. For those who have not used MS NuGet.
In Visual Studio
1. You seach right in the IDE for a 3rd party library.
2. Select it and it downloads and installs.
Thats it, done.
If you then give your source code to someone else and the lib is missing... It will notify the programmer and download and install it automaticlly. Programmer does not have to do anything.
Anyway, nice work @aeric
I can imagine the libraries repositories can be hosted on public server. It can list out all older versions if any version has issue, developer can download the stable version. Users can give star rating and review.