So I know this has been questioned quite a lot. To be exact for example in these questions:  

1. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31111377/run-nodejs-server-in-android  
2. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11392590/how-to-run-my-node-js-project-on-android?lq=1  
and   
3. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29145308/nodejs-on-ios-android?rq=1

Every option presented has a problem though:

 - I want to run it on my normal device so I would like to avoid installing another OS on my Device
 
 - Work on JXCore was stopped last month and (maybe as a result) I couldn&#39;t get it to compile (see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36506305/cant-install-jxcore-cordova)
 - The Android Port of NodeJs [Anode](https://github.com/paddybyers/anode) has not been worked on since 2014 and wasn&#39;t really maintained back then anyways
 - The second answer in the second thread I linked to mentioned there is an official node distribution for Android now but apart from a link to the [Browse-Website of the latest dist](https://nodejs.org/dist/latest/) I couldn&#39;t find any info on how to actually use it
 - I also saw [this](http://www.goland.org/nodejsonandroid/) but it seems like the device has to be connected to a PC (or similar) to run the adb shell commands while I would like to make it as a separate App

With the time that past since these questions have been posted and as the &quot;best option&quot; JXCore seem to be now unusable:  
Is there a way to run a node.js application (a server in my case) on an Android device?

if you&#39;re wondering why I&#39;d want this: I made a WebApp with a Node.Js server and I now want a version you can launch locally from your phone without requiring an Internet connection. This means the server needs to run on an Android phone.


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