AFAIK privileged apps need marketplace approval (in a form of some kind of signing) which ATM can not be avoided/worked around.
The least you could do - as I have heard - some managed to build a local GAIA build that included their app in the build itself and replaced (flashed) the whole system GAIA with their custom app in-built. This approach might just work for you, and for testing purposes might come in handy (but I agree, that this is not the most developer-friendly way to test an application). For specifics and how-to-s I can not say anything more about the subject - haven't tried the method myself, experimenting might get you there, or someone may share their experience on the subject later. Cheers, Flaki On Monday, May 27, 2013 1:58:07 AM UTC+2, Link wrote: > I got stuck with the development of my web app for Firefox OS because I don't > know how I can test it... I use deviceStorage API to access sdcard, but > firefoxos simulator doesn't recognize any external sdcard, so I suppose I > cannot use the simulator, right? > > > > I also have got an Unagi device (with the last firmware update), but > deviceStorage API requires privileged permissions and I don't know how to > test privileged apps on an actual device... If, inside the manifest, I set > "type": "privileged", my app works fine with the simulator (except for the > code that requires sdcard access), but if I push the app to the device, > nothing works! (Javascript disabled inside the app, just HTML works) Is there > a way to test packaged PRIVILEGED apps with a firefoxos device without > sending it to Firefox Marketplace? I heard that in older versions there was a > "Developer mode", but it seems it has been disabled in newer version... > > > > Thank you! _______________________________________________ dev-b2g mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-b2g
