Steps for setting up nodejs server on iPhone mobile phone

1. Compile jxcore to run on ios

$ mkdir ~/jxcore  

$ cd ~/jxcore  

$ git clone https://github.com/jxcore/jxcore.git  

$ cd ~/jxcore/jxcore  

$ ./build_scripts/ios-compile.sh  

If there is a problem with module not found for import which, install which for python with the following statement

sudo easy_install tools/which-1.1.0-py2.7.egg  

If there are other problems, please refer to the prerequisite of jxcore compiling ios and take action accordingly.
https://github.com/jxcore/jxcore/blob/master/doc/HOW_TO_COMPILE.md

* GCC 4.2 or newer (for SpiderMonkey builds 4.7+)  

* Python 2.6 or 2.7  

* GNU Make 3.81 or newer  

* libexecinfo (FreeBSD and OpenBSD only)  

* for SpiderMonkey : 'which' python module (sudo easy_install tools/which-1.1.0-py2.7.egg)  

2. Install jxcore on mac

$ ./configure  

$ sudo make install  

3. Create cordova program. If cordova is not installed, you can install it yourself.

$ cordova create hello com.example.hello HelloWorld  

$ cd hello  

4. Download and install the jxcore-ES47en plug-in

$ git clone https://github.com/jxcore/jxcore-cordova  

Use the template index.html of ES51en-ES52en

$ cp ./jxcore-cordova/sample/www/index.html ./www/  

Copy the jxcore package compiled in Step 1 for running on ios

$ cp -r ~/jxcore/jxcore/out_ios/ios/bin jxcore-cordova/io.jxcore.node/  

5. Add ios platform

$ cordova platforms add ios  

$ cordova plugin add jxcore-cordova/io.jxcore.node/  

$ cordova build  

$ cordova run ios  

If build is wrong, "C does not support default arguments"

Simply removing the default value of 1 will solve the problem.

will

JXCORE_EXTERN(void)  

JX_SetString(JXValue *value, const char *val, const int32_t length = 0);  

Modified to

JXCORE_EXTERN(void)  

JX_SetString(JXValue *value, const char *val, const int32_t length);  

Just re-build

6. You should see the cordova interface at this point.
7. Add nodejs server to Resources/jxcore_app/ app.js

Add the following code at the end of app.js

function getIP() {  

        var os = require('os');  

        var nets = os.networkInterfaces();  

        console.log(nets);  

        for ( var a in nets) {  

                var ifaces = nets[a];  

                for ( var o in ifaces) {  

                        if (ifaces[o].family == "IPv4" && !ifaces[o].internal) { return ifaces[o].address; }  

                }  

        }  

        return null;  

}  

var ip = getIP();  

if (!ip) {  

        console.error("You should connect to a network!");  

        return;  

}  

  

var http = require('http');  

http.createServer(function(req, res) {  

        res.writeHead(200, {  

                'Content-Type': 'text/plain'  

        });  

        var cur_client = "";  

        if(req.connection && req.connection.remoteAddress) {  

                console.log(req.connection.remoteAddress);  

                cur_client = req.connection.remoteAddress;  

        } else if(req.headers) {  

                console.log("request header X-Forwarded-For");  

                console.log(req.headers['X-Forwarded-For']);  

                cur_client = req.headers['X-Forwarded-For'];  

        }  

        cordova('log').call('client( ' + cur_client + ' ) come');  

        res.end('Hello '+ cur_client +', I am server on iphone app('+ ip +'). '+Date.now()+'\n');  

}).listen(1337, ip);  

console.log('Server running at http://' + ip + ':1337/');  

Run the program, you can see the ip of iphone in the log information, and then you can browse the webpage through the webpage.