How to change the demo app source link? about hyperview HOT 4 OPEN

Hi @roelve ,

I believe the port forwarding use case is covered in the README here: https://github.com/Instawork/hyperview#running-on-an-android-virtual-device

If you change the demo app source link here to something that uses a port other than 8085, you will need to re-run the adb reverse command with the new port being used. Is that something you've already tried?

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I know this was some time ago but I finally had some time to look into this again and I managed to make it work.
(It was an issue with the local WordPress installation that I was using. I eventually reconfigured it so that it would work).

I can now serve a Hyperview app directly from WordPress (which is awesome!)

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That's great, thanks for the update!

I looked into using WordPress to serve Hyperview XML a while ago, it was a bit tricky since WordPress stores HTML blocks directly in the database. Would love to learn more about who you added support.

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Well, I basically just added a plugin that generates the HXML using PHP (adding a PHP header("Content-type: text/xml"); in order to serve it as XML rather than HTML).
I don't actually see what you describe as being an issue, unless perhaps one would use the wbdb class to pull data from the database directly.

I imagine building the hyperview app up using functions like get_the_title() or even the standard WordPress loop should be possible without running into HTML issues. Like creating a custom post type and then adding the same header("Content-type: text/xml"); header to the custom post type template file should all theoretically work as I see it (and then add hxml as markup instead of html).

As for using the block editor to build up a hyperview app, that is going to be a bit trickier indeed (though I intend to find out whether it is possible or not). Although, I think, using an alternative, it might be possible to have a similar kind of functionality. ACF flexible content could potentially mimic the block editor functionality to an extent https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/flexible-content/ without the added hassles gutenberg may cause in conjunction with Hyperview.

I'll keep you posted in any event.

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