Releasing an app with proprietary compiler (NativePHP)

[unleash308]

Hello, I have developed an app with NativePHP, released it on google play + ios store and would like to release it on fdroid as well. However NativePHP requires a license to operate, it is forbidden for me to provide my license even just to compile the app on fdroid’s end and the proprietary compiler is necessary for compilation as there are no other compilers for php->native mobile app. I consulted NativePHP’s main developer, Simon, who confirmed I would have to figure out a way with you in order to get my app on fdroid. Is there anything we can do?

[Jens]

How about offering an own repository with your app? The repo can be added there:

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[Licaon_Kter]

@unleash308

However NativePHP requires a license to operate,

Nope, unusable if not FOSS

[Fireforkdown]

Hola.

Recibí esta carta proveniente del Forum. Pero no soy el destinatario adecuado para atender el mensaje. Lo siento.

Hello.

I received this letter from the Forum. But I’m not the right recipient to address it. I’m sorry.

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