Use node-serialport in Android web-based application?

[mickaelistria]

Hi all,

I've seen various related questions in the tracker, but didn't find a clear or explicit enough answer for me (I am probably the problem more than the answers though).
My case is that I want to connect an Arduino board USB/Serial port to any device with a screen which would allow to act as a frontend to manage the board (eg get info, change some settings and so on...). I already could get it working easily on Linux with a bit of Python, but my ultimate goals would be to:

1. Be able to run the application as well on Linux, Windows or Android (or even osx/ipad) with the same code
2. Move away from Python in favor of a more usual and powerful HTML/JS UI stack since the application is mostly just a frontend with very little business logic (which is mostly hardcoded in the Arduino board code).

I understand that node-serialport is a good solution for problem 2, but what about problem 1? Is it possible that a node application using node-serialport can be packaged and working fully as an Android app?
If yes, are there some particular steps to perform or are the usual strategies to package an HTML/JS/Node app as an Android app supposed to work out for the box for node-serialport too?

Thanks in advance