Hope you get it sorted fast no internet is no fun

I built a little utility app to experiment with the Framework, but I don't see how to package it up. Does anyone know how package a TornadoFX app for desktops?

The same way you'd go for usual JavaFX app --

javapackager

/ https://github.com/FibreFoX/javafx-gradle-plugin depending on the build system.

@ron Back now 🙂

@edvin Oh, I've meant to try that for some time now -- will do as soon as I get back to my desktop stuff.

@r4zzz4k Sweet! Hopefully @mikehearn will come up with something much much better some time in 2018, but for now FXLauncher works OK.

I saw your video on it and it's just wow. 🙂

I love that it's so easy to redeploy and push changes to all users 🙂

FXLauncher is great stuff. If I get time to do more JVM stuff this year it'll probably not impact online update much

I still need to fix the SCP part in the plugin

@mikehearn If you get the native stubs out of the way, maybe I can build FXLauncher 2.0 on your base? 🙂

I fell off again, just got back on. Party like it's 1997 🙂

@ron I looked at your example now. This works? Then we don't need interfaces for testing for sure 🙂

if you run the code you will see that it works without problems

like I said we need a way to introduce the mocked object into the inject graph

I checked it out, IDEA doesn't recognize the tests as tests, but I get the point

@ron The mocked object can now just be inserted into the scope

its because I did not set the unit test thingy directory

do I need to pull something to test it?

@ron Hang on, I can't get IDEA to recognize anything in that project, not even Kotlin code

ROFL its a project made with the tornadofx plugin 🙂

@ron Not even the Kotlin plugin recognizes it

strange I wonder what is missing

Irritating.. Tried removing all project related files (.idea and .iml) and re-imported. Still the same issue. It's about the same that Amanda was talking about the other day.

I did not check in the ide related files

No, but they were created during my initial open of the project

@ron If you can get maven to run the tests then I can just run it from the command line at least 🙂

@ron I added

<testSourceDirectory>${project.basedir}/src/test/kotlin</testSourceDirectory>

- now the tests run

ROFl I was just doing that 🙂

@ronI'm moving the model and controller so that they can be accessed by the view. Then I'll inject the controller into the view, extract some data and see what happens