we still need to write the "nativeinstaller" mojo

Yeah, but that's not hard, just boring.

I will use the ExecuteMojo for that

Too bad javapackager doesn't have an API, would be nice to execute it in-jvm.

Yep, that's probably best.

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I dont like the name identityFile

suggestions?

Checking

privateKey?

could that not make people fill in the passphrase instead of the file?

privateKeyFile?

yeah thats a good one

Sweet!

I looked into that (the comment you just removed)

the problem is that if you dont do it this way, you have to somehow detect what kind of key is used.

and you need a keyprovider even if you dont have a passphrase

BouncyCastle could help with that, but I realized it's not worth it, that's why I removed it 🙂 Making it explicit will help avoid confusion as well.

I still have some ideas about it, but I need to work those out

for now I find it more important to get it out there and see what kind of strange errors people will find 🙂

Agreed!

Fxlauncher-maven-plugin is the companion to fxlauncher. This is (for now) an experimental plugin. Please report issues if and when you find them. ## configuration This is the most basic configuration.

xml
<build>
        <plugins>
            <plugin>
                <groupId>no.tornadofx.fxlauncher</groupId>
                <artifactId>fxlauncher-maven-plugin</artifactId>
                <version>0.1.0-SNAPSHOT</version>
                <configuration>
                    <appName>name</appName>
                    <baseUrl>http://localhost</baseUrl>
                    <mainClass>main</mainClass>
                    <whatsNew>readme.txt</whatsNew>
                    <identityFile>${user.home}/.ssh/id_rsa</identityFile>
                    <deployTarget>ron@ronsmits.org:www/demo/</deployTarget>
                </configuration>
                <executions>
                    <execution>
                        <goals>
                            <goal>package</goal>
                            <goal>install</goal>
                        </goals>
                    </execution>
                </executions>
            </plugin>
        </plugins>
    </build>

| Parameter | Type | Required | Description | | --------- | ---- | -------- | ------------| |appName|String|true|Name of the app as how it will be used by the native installer| |baseUrl|URL|true|Location where Fxlauncher will go to download the files from| |mainclass|String|true|Main entry point into the application| |whatsNew|String|false|If set fxlauncher will show a webview with the contents of the whatsNew variable in it| |privateKeyFile|String|true|Location of the ssh private key file that will be used to upload the files| |deployTarget|String|true|Location where the files will be uploaded to| |cacheDir|String|false|Location where fxlauncher will store the files. Default is `USERLIB/${appName}/cache`| |parameters|String|false|parameters that need to be passed to the application when Fxlauncher starts it up| |vendor|String|false|Used when building a native installer| |version|String|false|Used when building a native installer| |buildDir|String|false|Used to assemble the files that need to be uploaded. Default is `${project.build.directory}/app`| |includeExtensions|List|false|Extension, like md or txt, that need to be included |

@edvin its pushed https://github.com/ronsmits/fxlauncher-maven-plugin

Hi! How can I add a mouse event to a custom view ?

(mouse_drag for example)

Because in JavaFX we do addEventFilter, but that does not seem possible in TornadoFX

@ron Great! I'll start familiarizing me with this tomorrow, this evening ran away from me.

@loloof64 TornadoFX is JavaFX, so you can use

addEventFilter

exactly the same way as in a JavaFX application. I think maybe you tried to add an event filter to a subclass of

View

? Remember,

View

holds the scene graph for the view in it's

root

variable.

root

is always a

Node

, and you can add an event filter to that or any other node inside your view. Normally you'd add an event filter while you build the UI, i.e inside the builder for the Node that you want to apply the filter to. I would recommend reading the first chapters of the guide to familiarize yourself with TornadoFX. https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx-guide/

@loloof64 Here is an example of how you'd add an event to the root node:

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