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Run html5 application as windows executable

Distributing to customers There are a few extra considerations which become more important when creating a desktop app for distribution to your customers: Installer — Mac users expect a «drag to applications» DMG file. Even a person who do not have programming experience can create desktop application from web application.

Run html5 application as windows executable

I have looked all over the web for this sort of thing i’ve found lots of similar questions and articles but none answer this. I have a large HTML 5 application and i want to run it as an executable on windows as a full screen native application. I can image you could do it through a webkit later in c++ but i don’t know c++ and don’t have time to learn it thoroughly unfortunetly.

Can anyone suggest the best way to make my html5 application run as a full screen windows app?

Rename the file extension to .hta

This will make it a HTML Application

Put this inside your head.

Found a solution, I downloaded Chromium portable and put the app files in the same folder, then I start chromium portable with a .bat file like so:

@echo off start %cd%/appdata/ChromiumPortable.exe --kiosk %cd%/appdata/app.html 

which tells it to start in full screen mode and go straight to the app.html home page, hope it helps other people

This looks promising: http://www.tidesdk.org/

You can develop apps with HTML5 and JavaScript and deploy them on windows, linux and even mac.

You can create a Windows 8 App using HTML5 CSS & JavaScript: http://dev.windows.com

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Embedding .exe in html

I need help to embed a game into HTML, If I did replicate the game in html, it`s complicated so is there any code to do it?

PS: It has to be an element in the site not opened in a new window

You cant embed an exe in html. You can either rewrite the game in a web-friendly language such as javascript, flash, or java, or you can just make it be a downloaded game. If exes were allowed to run from webpages, viruses would be even more prevalent than they are now.

Extremely wild guess here, but if you made the game with Game Maker, there is GameMaker:HTML5 available, which allows you to take the same code as you wrote for the Windows EXE and export it to valid HTML5/JavaScript.

Aside from that, there is no way to embed an EXE into a webpage.

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Embedding Executable Java (or exe) files into HTML (or php)

Basically I want to embed the executable jar file of «Catacomb Snatch» [new Mojang game] into my html webpage. I’ve looked around but I can’t seem to find much information on this.

If it would make it easier I could even us a mixture of php[instead of html] and an exe [instead of java]to actually get it to work on my page.

What is the Simplest way to embed the jar or exe file into a html or php page?

Information much appreciated.

You need java applet of Catacomb Snatch,try to search if it exists.

There’s is no «PHP page» in client side, its just HTML and other client-side technologies like Java-script (that’s not related to Java).

Java provides Applets that run inside the browser, but the application needs some changes. You can also deploy it with Java WebStart, that will download the application and run it, along most features, but not in the browser windows.

try using the tag. like this: application/octet-stream is for an exe file you may need to put in height and width for the window, also make sure to put this between you tags

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How do I convert web application into desktop executable?

I’ve HTML application build with AngularJS/jQuery/Bootstrap with AJAX REST API.
Is it possible to create executable/installer for Windows operating system?

Without any 3rd-party software, it should look like native application, but HTML.
For example, Slack messenger has web/mac/windows versions and they look same.

I probably need a wrapper (webview), but I need all features for EcmaScript5/CSS3.

Electron is the easiest way:

1. Install electron

2. Create and edit main.js:

const electron = require('electron'); const < app, BrowserWindow >= electron; let mainWindow; app.on('ready', () => < mainWindow = new BrowserWindow(< width: 1000, height: 700 >); mainWindow.setTitle('title of the desktop app'); mainWindow.loadURL('http://www.yourwebpage.com'); mainWindow.on('closed', () => < mainWindow = null; >); >); 

3. Execute desktop app:

And to build the app, use a builder such as electron-builder.

(Full disclosure, I’m the founder of ToDesktop, I’ll try to be objective and unbiased here.)

As usual in Computer Science, the answer is «it depends»!

The first question that you should ask yourself is: Who is the desktop app being used by? Just you ? Or, are you distributing the app to customers ? Because these two segments have very different needs.

There are a lot of options here (in no particular order):

1. Nativefier — The obvious option. Lots of configuration options, lots of contributors, open source and regularly updated. This should probably be the default option if you want to whip up an app just for yourself.
2. webdgap — This is a lovely project but it is a little old and «as of April 13th, 2018 WebDGap is no longer an active project.». It should also be noted that this is built on an old version of node-webkit and not Electron.
3. Web2Desk — Great option if you don’t want to mess around with the command-line. It uses Nativefier under-the-hood. It is free with a splash screen or $19 with the splash screen removed.
4. Do-it-yourself with Electron — The basics were covered quite well in this earlier answer. I like this option because it gives you complete flexibility to take the project wherever you like and you’ll learn a bit of Electron too.
5. Fluid App — This is Mac only but otherwise it’s a lovely solution and super easy. It’s free for the standard version, there is also a $5 version which includes features like fullscreen.
6. Flotato — Mac only again but this is a really interesting approach. Simply clone the app and give it a name like docs.google.com, it will then turn into Google Docs. At the time of writing this, it’s in pre-release (not released yet) but I’ll be watching this closely, it’s very cool.
7. ToDesktop — ToDesktop will work but it’s probably a bit overkill if you’re creating a personal app. Also, it’s probably a bit too expensive for this use-case. ToDesktop is targeted at creating a desktop app for distribution to customers (more about that below).

Distributing to customers

There are a few extra considerations which become more important when creating a desktop app for distribution to your customers:

• Installer — Mac users expect a «drag to applications» DMG file. Windows users expect an installer and they also expect to be able to uninstall it from the control panel.
• Code Signing — If your app isn’t code signed then by default Windows Authenticode and Apple Gatekeeper will prevent your desktop app from being opened.
• Auto-update — There is still a web browser running «underneath» your desktop app, it’s important to keep this updated for two reasons. 1. Security issues + vulnerabilities should be patched over time. 2. You don’t want to be stuck supporting an old web browser in 5 years time because your desktop app’s browser hasn’t been updated

The tools mentioned above don’t offer these features, so they’re not really suitable for the use-case of distributing your app to customers. These are the features that we wanted to add when building ToDesktop , so I think it fits this use-case quite nicely. We’re adding features all the time, last week we added support for App Protocols and Deeplinks.

I myself was looking for an all around solution for awhile. I tried everything from TideSDK, AppJS, Appcelerator Titanium, native code in VB.NET, XCode, Python, C++, Electron, node-webkit, etc: Basically you name it I’ve tried it.

Note Electron is nice, but it only runs on 64bit processors. So node-webkit is good if you want to run your app on 32bit processors.

So I decided to build my own open source solution called WebDGap.

Currently WebDGap runs on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Google Chrome and as a web application!

Watch the How To Video to learn, well how to use the app obviously.

Here’s a screenshot.

Being that you’re a Mac user already you can merge your exported app into 1 .app mac file. This can be done with Automator (and a little shell scripting).

There’s also a coding playground I made for mobile users that has this feature built in called kodeweave.

Here’s a Tic-Tac-Toe game I’m going to export as a Mac App:

Now the web app is running as a native Mac application!

The most easiest and quickest way i know is to use nodejs/npm’s nativefier library which underlying electronjs . It will just take 5 min to create executable for windows. Even a person who do not have programming experience can create desktop application from web application. Below mentioned post has described the steps to convert web application to desktop application. Must read !

Convert any web application to desktop application in 2 min using npm’s nativefier

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HTML Executable — Runtime Module Repository

Welcome to this website! This is the place where you can always find and download all of the runtime modules for non stand-alone digital publications (ebooks) made with HTML Executable.

Goal of runtime modules

HTML Executable is an HTML compiler that can turn websites into compact self-running .exe files, featuring a stand-alone HTML Viewer or based on the Internet Explorer browser. For further information about HTML Executable, please go to www.htmlexe.com.

To create a smaller digital publication, an author may have decided not to merge the associated runtime module. Consequently you need to download and install this runtime module on your system in order to view the publication. Each runtime module is actually a stand-alone library (one single .dll) that contains the code necessary to execute and display ebooks. Nothing else is required; you just need to download and install the runtime module once. You can of course remove it using the shipped uninstall program.

Runtime modules are available in Windows Installer MSI packages. They feature an uninstaller so you can remove them from your computer at any time using the Add/Remove Programs applet of the control panel.

Installation and use of our runtime modules are covered by the License Agreement for Runtime Modules.

Note: if you have already downloaded and installed HTML Executable, it is not necessary to download the following runtime modules; they are included with HTML Executable.

List of available runtime modules

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HTML Executable — Runtime Module Repository

Welcome to this website! This is the place where you can always find and download all of the runtime modules for non stand-alone digital publications (ebooks) made with HTML Executable.

Goal of runtime modules

HTML Executable is an HTML compiler that can turn websites into compact self-running .exe files, featuring a stand-alone HTML Viewer or based on the Internet Explorer browser. For further information about HTML Executable, please go to www.htmlexe.com.

To create a smaller digital publication, an author may have decided not to merge the associated runtime module. Consequently you need to download and install this runtime module on your system in order to view the publication. Each runtime module is actually a stand-alone library (one single .dll) that contains the code necessary to execute and display ebooks. Nothing else is required; you just need to download and install the runtime module once. You can of course remove it using the shipped uninstall program.

Runtime modules are available in Windows Installer MSI packages. They feature an uninstaller so you can remove them from your computer at any time using the Add/Remove Programs applet of the control panel.

Installation and use of our runtime modules are covered by the License Agreement for Runtime Modules.

Note: if you have already downloaded and installed HTML Executable, it is not necessary to download the following runtime modules; they are included with HTML Executable.

List of available runtime modules

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