Ape Apps Library Demonstration
The purpose of this application is to test the capabilities of different device/browser/platform/app host combinations against the various Ape Apps libraries and SDKs. If your device works with the tests contained in this application, then you should be able to run most Ape Apps applications and games without issue.
Platform Identification
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| Operating System | Unknown |
| Platform | Unknown |
| Subplatform Code | Unknown |
| Install Source | Unknown |
| Host Name | Unknown |
| Host Package Version | Unknown |
| Core Library Version | Unknown |
| Ape Design Language Version | Unknown |
| TV/Console Device | Unknown |
| VR Capable Device | Unknown |
| Invalid Package Detection | Unknown |
Filesystem
This demonstration tests the ability to read and write data to the external file system using the filesystemhelper extension library. This differs from accessing internal sandbox or cloud data because most platforms, particularly mobile, require special user permissions in order to access the external file system. This test will handle both plain .txt files as well as .mp3 files, in order to test both plain text and binary data types.
Detected Filesystem Capabilities
| File Dialogs Supported | Unknown |
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| Directory Dialogs Supported | Unknown |
Plain Text Filesystem Test
Binary Filesystem Test
This test will allow you to select an .mp3 file from your system, play it, and save it back to your system under a different name.
Storage/Cloud
Internal/private app storage works differently on different platforms, and the savedatahelper extension library is designed to abstract away the differences between them. This test will allow you to read and write data to the internal storage of your device, as well as to the cloud storage of your Ape Apps account. It also tests support for Private Cloud folders users have set up using the Ape Web Apps Desktop Bridge.
| Current Storage Location | Unknown |
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