Metadata-Version: 2.4
Name: bomk
Version: 0.3.0
Summary: Bundle HTML/CSS/JS into an Android WebView app
Home-page: https://github.com/robert19066/Bonboneka
Author: Brickboss(robert19066)
Author-email: "robert19066(Brickboss)" <andronic.robert12@gmail.com>
License: MIT
Project-URL: Homepage, https://github.com/robert19066/Bonboneka
Project-URL: Bug Reports, https://github.com/robert19066/Bonboneka/issues
Project-URL: Source Code, https://github.com/robert19066/Bonboneka
Keywords: android,webview,app,builder,html,css,javascript
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# 🍬 Bomboneka (`bomk`)

> Bundle your HTML, CSS, and JS into a native Android WebView app — with a single command.

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## Why?

Converting a website into an Android app is genuinely painful. Bonboneka makes it a one-liner. No Android Studio, no boilerplate — just your web files and one command.

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## Features

- **Automatic inlining** — External CSS and JS are merged into a single self-contained HTML file
- **Asset encoding** — Images are automatically converted to Base64 data URIs
- **Multi-bundle support** — Define multiple entry points using either naming convention
- **PWA mode** — Wrap any PWA URL into an installable Android APK via Capacitor
- **Web UI** — A local web interface for building and managing your projects *(its out, not soon, now :D )*

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## Requirements

| Requirement | Notes |
| Python 3.10+ | Well, for installing the tool and running it. |
| Git | Required for template cloning |
| Android SDK | Required for APK compilation |
| Java JDK | Required for Gradle(building) |
| ![Capacitor](https://capacitorjs.com/) | Required for PWA mode |

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## Installation

**Recommended — install from your platform's instalation script**
```zsh
chmod +x ./install.sh #For macOS and Linux
```
```powershell
./install.bat #Windows
```

**Alternative — install from source or from PiPy:(same on both platforms**

```zsh
pip install -e . (inside the directory)
```

```zsh
pip install bonboneka
```


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## Usage

```bash
bomk create <path/to/folder> [options]
```



| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| `-s`, `/s` | Silent mode — suppress all output |
| `--verbose`, `/verbose` | Verbose mode — shows Gradle build logs |
| `--ultra-verbose`  | Ultra verbose mode, will be removed soon(its useless)
| `-o <dir>` | Output directory for the generated APK |
| `--icon <path>` | Custom launcher icon (PNG / JPG / WebP) |
| `--name <name>` | Override the app name shown on the launcher |
| `--config <path>` | Path to a `.bombundlefig` file (Flow protocol) |
| `--nobuild` | Skip APK build — output the prepared template instead |

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## Naming Protocols

Bonboneka supports two protocols for declaring which files belong together.

### StatiX

![Statix build in terminal](terminal_statix_test.gif)

The original protocol. Group membership is declared in the **filename** using a `_$N` tag.

```
my_app/
├── index_$1.html          ← Entry point (Group 1)
├── styles_$1.css
├── script_$1.js
├── start_$2.html          ← Secondary page (Group 2)
├── styleofstart_$2.css
└── backend_$2.js
```

```bash
bomk create ./my_app
```

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### Flow

![Flow build in terminal](terminal_flow_test.gif)

The modern protocol. Files have plain names. Group membership is declared in a **`.bombundlefig`** config file, and the entry-point HTML identifies itself with a `<div class="id1"></div>` marker.

```
my_app/
├── index.html             ← Entry point (Group 1) — contains <div class="id1">
├── styles.css
├── script.js
├── start.html             ← Secondary page (Group 2) — contains <div class="id2">
├── styleofstart.css
├── backend.js
└── .bombundlefig
```

`.bombundlefig`:
```json
{
  "groups": {
    "1": ["index.html", "styles.css", "script.js"],
    "2": ["start.html", "styleofstart.css", "backend.js"]
  }
}
```

```bash
bomk create ./my_app
# or, if the config is stored elsewhere:
bomk create ./my_app --config ./path/to/.bombundlefig
```

> **Note:** Group `1` is always treated as the app's primary entry point, regardless of protocol.

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## PWA Mode

Wrap any PWA URL into an installable Android APK using Capacitor.

> ⚠️ `--encased` mode has been removed as of version 2.0.

```bash
bomk create --pwa <url>
bomk create --pwa https://example.com --name "My App" --package com.example.app
```

PWA mode uses **Capacitor**, not B0MK Core. Requires Node.js 14+ and the Capacitor CLI.

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# **NEW - WEBUI(3.0 revolution)**
![webui screnshod](webuiscreenshot.png)

Due to the command line being verry 👻*spookey doopey gloopey*👻 so I thought "Why don't make an UI". And since WinUI is not crossplatform, I thought "WHY NOT AN WEB UI??". It is cross-platform(excepting for my homies on MS-DOS and UNIX and like IBM OS/2). It looks....fine. Ig its good. The screenshot speaks for itself. I don't need to say anything. lmaoooo.
#### Start it with `python webUI.py`

## `bomk doctor`

Validate a Bonboneka project and diagnose common issues.
*Note: Doctor has not been ported to the Flow protocol yet and only supports StatiX projects. I(not we,I am an single person working on this) am trying to port it asap.*

```bash
bomk doctor <path/to/project>
```

Checks for:
- Missing or misnamed files
- Incorrect protocol usage
- Missing entry-point markers (`_$1` or `<div class="id1">`)

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## Gitlink *(beta)*

Link your template to a GitHub repository and configure auto-commit behaviour.

```bash
bomk gitlink <template> --set <url>                        # Set remote origin
bomk gitlink <template> --behaviour commit-per-build       # Auto-commit on every build
bomk gitlink <template> --behaviour manual-commit          # Commit manually
bomk gitlink <template> --commit                           # Commit pending changes
bomk gitlink <template> --push                             # Push to remote
bomk gitlink <template> --disengage                        # Reset to default origin
```

> ⚠️ Gitlink is in beta and has not undergone rigorous testing.

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## Configuration

Edit `bomk/config.py` to customise the build environment:

```python
# Android project scaffold repository
TEMPLATE_REPO   = "https://github.com/YourUser/Example-Android-WV-App.git"

# Relative paths within the template
ASSETS_REL_PATH    = "app/src/main/assets"
MAIN_JAVA_REL_PATH = "app/src/main/java/exampleWV/app/Main.java"
```

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## Version

**3.0 "Gloopy Oopy Cat Factory"** — Flow protocol, PWA mode, `--name`, `--config`, Gitlink beta.
