Hey,

I don't know much about Android APIs and whether or not they include v8,
sorry.

You might have better luck asking on an Android related forum

Best
Jochen

Poorna <[email protected]> schrieb am Sa., 2. Juli 2016, 00:05:

> Hello folks,
>
> We are writing an android app in which we want to execute javascript from
> app. Since v8 is in-built into android, can we use v8  through JNI/NDK to
> execute javascript?
>
> While searching through Internet I found this SO question(
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6880778/android-utilize-v8-without-webview)
> in which developers used to access v8 functionality through webkit (which
> is present as a shared library libwebcore.so). Since webkit is replaced
> with blink in recent android versions, is there any way I an execute
> javascript through blink or directly v8?
>
> I know we can statically link v8 engine (embed) to the app, but the app
> size increases by lot of megs. v8 or any js engine is not available as a
> shared library. Is there any way we can access v8 functionality either
> directly or indirectly?
>
> Thanks,
> Poorna
>
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