wyBuild doesn't care about *how* you build your app. It just cares about the end-result (the "binaries" produced, whatever that looks like for your particular language).
Laravel files with Inno Setup and wyBuild
maxbourque1127Hi, I'm using Inno Setup with TurboActivate and a tool called PHP Desktop to make a windows native app from a web app. My question is this: php desktop has a whole bunch of files within itself that it uses to make the executable file. My web files are only stored in one folder. Inno setup then takes that compilation of files and bounces it down to a single installer. Which sets of files do I need to put into my web server to have wyBuild be able to pull updates? Do I put the entirety of the PHP desktop application into it? Or just my web files and wyBuild will know how to tell what's needed?
maxbourque1127Ok, but which files do I need to to include in the web server? if PHP Desktop has loads of files that aren't included in my actual app, they're just used for it's compiling from PHP to a .exe, do I need to include all those files as well? or if I only put my web app files, will wyUpdate know how to search the right directories to make the pertinent changes?
>> "they're just used for it's compiling from PHP to a .exe, do I need to include all those files as well?"
No. As I said:
>> "wyBuild doesn't care about *how* you build your app. It just cares about the end-result (the "binaries" produced, whatever that looks like for your particular language)."
>> "or if I only put my web app files, will wyUpdate know how to search the right directories to make the pertinent changes?"
wyBuild isn't magic. You have to give it all the files of your app (the end-result -- not your source code). You can't just throw a bunch of things at it and assume it will know what to make of it.
maxbourque1127Ok thanks. Just one more question. My application has many directories and sub directories. The walk through page that you linked says to just use "http://yourdomain.com/updates/%file%".....I'm sorry if i sound ignorant but i've not worked with any sort of pc languages, strictly web development, will that path be enough to search through any patches I want to upload into my sub directories?