Crosswalk Project for iOS

Introduction

The Crosswalk Project for iOS provides a web runtime for sophisticated iOS native and hybrid applications.

Extended WKWebView

The Crosswalk Project for iOS is built on top of WKWebView, the modern WebKit framework that debuted in iOS 8. We extend the WKWebView with the Crosswalk extension framework. For detailed information, refer to Embedding Mode & Native APIs.
Crosswalk Extension Framework

Extensions allow you to extend the ability of the Crosswalk runtime. You create your feature using Swift or Objective-C and expose it as a JavaScript function or object. The JavaScript stub code can be generated automatically based on the native interface. For more information, refer to Extensions.
Cordova Plugins Support

To leverage existing Cordova plugins, a Cordova extension is provided to simulate the Cordova environment. Simply place the source files of the Cordova plugins into your project and register the plugin classes in the manifest. For more information, refer to Cordova plugin support.

Host development system:

Target system:

Follow the Quick Start Guide to setup a simple XWalkView based application from scratch.

The following 3 demos are available:

Sample

A simple app that shows how to embed a XWalkView, implement Crosswalk Extensions, and configuring the extensions and application.
CordovaPluginDeviceDemo

An example that shows how to integrate a Cordova Plugin with the Crosswalk Cordova Extension support, and usage of the apache.cordova.device plugin.
CordovaPluginFileDemo

Another Cordova Plugin demo, imported from https://github.com/Icenium/sample-file.git, that demostrates the usage of the apache.cordova.file plugin.

NOTE: Try the demos after the project’s submodules get initialized, using:

> git submodule update --init --recursive

The Crosswalk Project for iOS is available under the BSD license.