Convert any website, or web application to a native Windows, Linux, Mac, or Chrome desktop application.

1. WebDGap requires you to add your application's name first.
2. Load your application's logo second.
3. Lastly load in your application's source encased in a zip file.

IMPORTANT!!! (your zip file must look something like this, when exporting it as a desktop/chrome application, or extension)

• index.html
• css/style.css
• js/jquery.js
• js/script.js

The zip example below WILL NOT WORK!!!

• AppName/index.html
• AppName/css/style.css
• AppName/js/jquery.js
• AppName/js/script.js

NOTE: Larger zip files take a longer time loading and exporting!

1.2.1

WebDGap uses a number of open source projects to work properly:

• Poly UI Kit - Used for the application's user interface
• jQuery - duh
• JSZip - package zip files in javascript
• node-webkit - run web apps as desktop apps

MIT

• kodeWeave
• Koding
• AngularJS
• jQuery
• Codemirror
• io.js
• node.js
• JSZip
• Twitter Bootstrap
• Poly UI Kit
• CodePen

• michael schwartz