ios?

[joeblew99]

have you managed to do an IOS build ?

gomobile build -target=ios github.com/udhos/fugo/demo/invader
gomobile: xcrun xcodebuild -configuration Release -project /var/folders/wp/ff6sz9qs6g71jnm12nj2kbyw0000gp/T/gomobile-work-992948897/main.xcodeproj failed: exit status 65
=== BUILD TARGET main OF PROJECT main WITH CONFIGURATION Release ===

Check dependencies
Signing for "main" requires a development team. Select a development team in the project editor.
Code signing is required for product type 'Application' in SDK 'iOS 10.3'

** BUILD FAILED **


The following build commands failed:
	Check dependencies
(1 failure)

[udhos]

No, but I have found this. Do you have OS X host?

Building and deploying to iOS

Run gomobile build to build the package as an iOS application.

Note: target=ios requires the host machine running OS X. You need to obtain a signing identity and download provisioning profiles in order to continue.

https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/Mobile

[joeblew99]

hey - yep i am on osx.
Its not as easy as the message on the gomobile wiki says. Heaps of others have hit this problem.
I am stuck on it at the moment. Others have had to edit the actual golang teams code and replace the BUNDLE_ID.

Your on linux or windows ?

Can you try this Makefile ?
Drop it in the demo/invader folder.
then "make windows", or "make linux"

BINARY = invader
VET_REPORT = vet.report
TEST_REPORT = tests.xml
GOARCH = amd64

VERSION=$(shell git describe --always --tags --abbrev=0)
COMMIT=$(shell git rev-parse HEAD)
BRANCH=$(shell git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)

# Symlink into GOPATH
GITHUB_USERNAME=gedw99
GO_PATH=github.com/udhos/fugo/demo/${BINARY}
BUILD_DIR=${GOPATH}/src/${GO_PATH}
CURRENT_DIR=$(shell pwd)
BUILD_DIR_LINK=$(shell readlink ${BUILD_DIR})

# Setup the -ldflags option for go build here, interpolate the variable values
LDFLAGS = -ldflags "-X ${GO_PATH}/cmd.VERSION=${VERSION} -X ${GO_PATH}/cmd.COMMIT=${COMMIT} -X ${GO_PATH}/cmd.BRANCH=${BRANCH}"



install:

	## Source: https://github.com/udhos/fugo/demo/invader

	dep init
	

#all: link clean test vet linux darwin windows

link:
	BUILD_DIR=${BUILD_DIR}; \
	BUILD_DIR_LINK=${BUILD_DIR_LINK}; \
	CURRENT_DIR=${CURRENT_DIR}; \
	if [ "$${BUILD_DIR_LINK}" != "$${CURRENT_DIR}" ]; then \
	    echo "Fixing symlinks for build"; \
	    rm -f $${BUILD_DIR}; \
	    ln -s $${CURRENT_DIR} $${BUILD_DIR}; \
	fi

linux: 

	# Fails due to dependency on golang.org/x/mobile/app/app.go:13:2: no buildable Go source files in /Users/apple/workspace/go/src/golang.org/x/mobile/internal/mobileinit
	cd ${BUILD_DIR}; \
	GOOS=linux GOARCH=${GOARCH} go build ${LDFLAGS} -o ${BINARY}-linux-${GOARCH} . ; \
	cd - >/dev/null

darwin:

	# Works
	cd ${BUILD_DIR}; \
	GOOS=darwin GOARCH=${GOARCH} go build ${LDFLAGS} -o ${BINARY}-darwin-${GOARCH} . ; \
	cd - >/dev/null

darwin-run:

	# Works
	./${BINARY}-darwin-${GOARCH}

windows:

	# Fails due to dependency on golang.org/x/mobile/app/app.go:13:2: no buildable Go source files in /Users/apple/workspace/go/src/golang.org/x/mobile/internal/mobileinit
	cd ${BUILD_DIR}; \
	GOOS=windows GOARCH=${GOARCH} go build ${LDFLAGS} -o ${BINARY}-windows-${GOARCH}.exe . ; \
	cd - >/dev/null

android:

	# Works
	cd ${BUILD_DIR}; \
	gomobile build -target=android . ; \
	cd - >/dev/null

android-run:

	# Works
	cd ${BUILD_DIR}; \
	gomobile install .
	cd - >/dev/null


ios:

	# Fails due to gomobile code signing error
	cd ${BUILD_DIR}; \
	gomobile build -target=ios . ; \

test:
	if ! hash go2xunit 2>/dev/null; then go install github.com/tebeka/go2xunit; fi
	cd ${BUILD_DIR}; \
	godep go test -v ./... 2>&1 | go2xunit -output ${TEST_REPORT} ; \
	cd - >/dev/null

vet:
	-cd ${BUILD_DIR}; \
	godep go vet ./... > ${VET_REPORT} 2>&1 ; \
	cd - >/dev/null

fmt:
	cd ${BUILD_DIR}; \
	go fmt $$(go list ./... | grep -v /vendor/) ; \
	cd - >/dev/null

clean:
	-rm -f ${TEST_REPORT}
	-rm -f ${VET_REPORT}
	-rm -f ${BINARY}-*
	-rm -f *.png

.PHONY: install link linux darwin windows test vet fmt clean

[joeblew99]

In general i have noticed others bypass the gomobile building command and do what it does under the hood.

try

gomobile -x build .

you will see everything its doing under the hood.
I am still learning.

[udhos]

I am on Linux. The Makefile issues this:

udhos@RickDeckard:~/go/src/github.com/udhos/fugo/demo/invader$ make linux
# Fails due to dependency on golang.org/x/mobile/app/app.go:13:2: no buildable Go source files in /Users/apple/workspace/go/src/golang.org/x/mobile/internal/mobileinit
cd /src/github.com/udhos/fugo/demo/invader; \
GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build -ldflags "-X github.com/udhos/fugo/demo/invader/cmd.VERSION=c0c297ad072b3d305f72c730b5c13aedd710e663 -X github.com/udhos/fugo/demo/invader/cmd.COMMIT=c0c297ad072b3d305f72c730b5c13aedd710e663 -X github.com/udhos/fugo/demo/invader/cmd.BRANCH=master" -o invader-linux-amd64 . ; \
cd - >/dev/null
/bin/sh: 1: cd: can't cd to /src/github.com/udhos/fugo/demo/invader
udhos@RickDeckard:~/go/src/github.com/udhos/fugo/demo/invader$ 

[udhos]

I guess you meant 'gomobile build -x .'

gomobile -x build . ;# fail

gomobile build -x . ;# ok

Nice!

[udhos]

Are you still looking at this issue?

[joeblew99]

@udhos thanks :) sloppy typing.

The reason i brought up this issue was to do with how to sign the app for a Google or Apple store.
As far as i know you cant sign anything that is gomobile build.
You can sign a gomobile bind, because you actually signing it up at the android or xcode level if you know what i mean.
From the build.sh does not have any signing capacity from what i see.

So thats why i started to dig into the "gomobile build -x" to see whats happening under the hood.

Any ideas here ?

[udhos]

@joeblew99 This doc gives hints on signing Google Play app with gomobile: https://pt.slideshare.net/takuyaueda967/go-for-mobile-games

[joeblew99]

@udhos
The slide is really well done. thanks !!!
Seems that slide 58 is the way to go ?
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1PvlfcO5OU0Zlv3eISdIgUsRLpXsVaMvxX0C0c7iCvHg/edit#slide=id.g1530211a36_0_245

What about IOS though ?

[joeblew99]

Btw have you seen ebiten ?
https://github.com/hajimehoshi/ebiten
Its pretty well advanced golang 2d game system.

[udhos]

ebiten looks promising!! Thanks for the tip!

[udhos]

@joeblew99 Btw, are you aware of a any gomobile specific community to share experiences? I am fighting some issues I would like help with. For instance, I am unable to hide the Android status bar from a pure Go native app.

[joeblew99]

@odhos

its mostly a few devs doing gomobile.
xlabs
dskinner
ebiten

As far as turning off the status bar. Never done it myself.
Since its window related i reckon that you going to have to made JNI call to the java sdk level.
Your using gomobile build, rather than gomobile bind ?

There is another way to do IOs and Android development with go, and not be restricted by the gomobile tool chain.
https://github.com/xlab/android-go
Its a direct c <--> golang setup without all the heavy CGO that gomobile uses.
There is good JNI support. See https://github.com/xlab/android-go/blob/master/android/jni_util.go

Not sure if any of this really helps.... But its some of the things i have used.
At the moment i use gomobile because i mostly write GUI in Web or native, rather than opengl.
I have been using pure opengl one too but thats not what i am employed to work on right now