What is MacGap?

MacGap provides HTML/JS/CSS developers an Xcode project for developing native OS X App. These Apps run in OS X's WebView and take advantage of WebKit technologies.

MacGap exposes a JavaScript API for OS X integration, such as displaying native notifications or writing data to a file. MacGap is extremely lightweight and nimble; a blank application weighs less than 1MB.

Getting Started

# Step 1 - Clone the Repository $ git clone https://github.com/MacGapProject/MacGap2.git # Step 2 - Open the Project in Xcode $ open MacGap2/MG.xcodeproj/ # Step 3 - Build your App by editing public/index.html in Xcode

Mac App Store compatible

MacGap makes use of WebViews which is a standard feature that is available when developing native OS X apps within Xcode. The API that is added is also based on official API's provided by Apple. Therefore there are no dirty hacks, no embedded chrome browser or anything that would stand in your way for Mac App Store submission.

Documentation

You can find MacGap's Documentation at https://macgapproject.github.io/documentation/.

Authors and Contributors

rawcreative, tschundeee, jeff-h, maccman, encke, zerosix, christopherjones

Support or Contact

Having trouble with MacGap? Check out the documentation at https://macgapproject.github.io/documentation/ or open an issue in our Issue Tracker and we’ll help you sort it out.