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AuthorDate: Thu Sep 26 08:59:19 2019 -0300
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@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
Apache Royale
=============
-Apache Royale is a next-generation of the Apache Flex™ SDK: . Royale has
the goal of allowing applications developed in MXML and ActionScript to not
only run in the Flash/AIR runtimes, but also to run natively in the browser
without Flash, on mobile devices as a PhoneGap/Cordova application, and in
embedded JS environments such as Chromium Embedded Framework. Royale has the
potential to allow your MXML and ActionScript code to run in even more places
than Flash currently does.
+Apache Royale is the next generation of the Apache Flex SDK. Royale lets you
develop applications in MXML and ActionScript and compile them to run not only
on the Flash/AIR runtimes, but also in modern browsers without Flash, on mobile
devices as a PhoneGap/Cordova application, and in embedded JavaScript
environments such as Chromium Embedded Framework.
For detailed information about using Royale, visit:
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ For more information about the Apache Royale project, visit:
<http://royale.apache.org>
-This README file is used for the top-level source and binary packages. The
+This README file applies to the top-level source and binary packages. The
individual folders (royale-compiler, royale-typedefs, royale-asjs) each have
their own
README file specific to the contents of those folders.
@@ -20,28 +20,22 @@ Getting Royale
Official Apache Royale releases are in the form of a source package, which
needs to
be built by Apache Ant or Apache Maven before it can be used to build
applications
-that produce JS or SWF output. Royale also provides pre-built packages (often
referred
-to as "binary convenience packages") for users that find it inconvenient to
build
-Royale from sources before using.
+that produce JS or SWF output. Royale also provides pre-built packages (often
referred
+to as "binary convenience packages") for users who choose not to compile
Royale from sourc.
-In addition to that, Royale compiled source is available as Maven artifacts
and
-through Node Package Manager (NPM). If you want to use NPM, see "Getting
Royale with NPM"
-below.
+Royale compiled binaries are available as Maven artifacts and through Node
Package Manager (NPM). If you want to use NPM, see "Getting Royale with NPM"
below.
This document is the README for the source and binary convenience packages.
-This package contains sources from 3 git repositories. Royale source code is
organized into these repos as follows:
+This package contains sources from three Git repositories. Royale source code
is organized into these repos as follows:
- royale-compiler: Java source code for the Royale Compiler that converts
- ActionScript and MXML to JS or SWF output.
+ royale-compiler: Java source code for the Royale compiler that converts
ActionScript and MXML to JS or SWF output.
- royale-typedefs: Javascript (and some ActionScript) definitions for common
- JavaScript libraries.
+ royale-typedefs: JavaScript (and some ActionScript) definitions for common
JavaScript libraries.
- royale-asjs: ActionScript source code for a framework of UI and other
components.
+ royale-asjs: ActionScript source code for a framework for the user
interface and other components.
-Each folder has its own README, RELEASE_NOTES, LICENSE and NOTICE with
information
-specific to the sources contained within that folder.
+Each folder has its own README, RELEASE_NOTES, LICENSE and NOTICE with
information specific to the sources contained within that folder.
Building Royale
===============
@@ -113,9 +107,9 @@ the results of the build, see the next section.
Using the Binary Convenience Package
====================================
-There are two packages containing compiled binaries. The packages ending with
-bin-js only supports JavaScript output. The packages ending with bin-js-swf
supports both JavaScript and SWF output.
+There are two packages containing compiled binaries for each release. The
package ending with -bin-js only supports JavaScript output. The package ending
with bin-js-swf supports both JavaScript and SWF output.
-These packages can be used in IDEs that support Royale. The bin-js package
can be uncompressed and used directly. The bin-js-swf package requires the
downloading of SWF-related libraries from Adobe Systems Inc. There is an Ant
script called InstallAdobeSDKs.xml that you can run via:
+These packages can be used in IDEs that support Royale. The bin-js package can
be uncompressed and used directly. The bin-js-swf package requires downloading
of SWF-related libraries from Adobe Systems Inc. There is an Ant script called
InstallAdobeSDKs.xml that you can run via:
ant -f InstallAdobeSDKs.xml
@@ -129,7 +123,7 @@ On Windows, run:
On Mac, run:
royale-asjs/js/bin/mxmlc
-See documentation for details on how to use mxmlc. In order to get started
using Royale, you are invited to follow along with the Quick Start Guide at
https://github.com/apache/royale-asjs/wiki/Quick-Start.
+See documentation for details on how to use mxmlc.
Additional Prerequisites For SWF Output
@@ -209,7 +203,7 @@ or for both JS and SWF output:
Using Royale
============
-In order to get started using Royale, you are invited to follow along with the
Quick Start Guide at https://github.com/apache/royale-asjs/wiki/Quick-Start.
+To get started using Royale, follow along with the Quick Start Guide at
https://github.com/apache/royale-asjs/wiki/Quick-Start, and the tutorials at
the <a href="https://royale.codeoscopic.com/"; target="_blank">Royale
website</a>.
Thanks for using Apache Royale. Enjoy!
