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Add Android client to build.pl
2011-02-04 01:40:53 +00:00
all:
clients/android: add multiple profiles feature When one has/uses several Camlistore servers, it is tedious to change all the configuration fields (host name, user, pass, certificate) whenever one wants to upload to a different server from the one that is currently configured. Therefore, this change adds a new entry to the main menu that allows to create new profiles, and to switch between profiles. Each profile has its own configuration file, which enables to switch between servers effortlessly once they're all configured. https://storage.googleapis.com/camlistore-screenshots/Screenshot_20170606-151931.png https://storage.googleapis.com/camlistore-screenshots/Screenshot_20170606-152007.png https://storage.googleapis.com/camlistore-screenshots/Screenshot_20170606-152026.png https://storage.googleapis.com/camlistore-screenshots/Screenshot_20170606-152041.png Mininum SDK API increased to 11 because of SharedPreferences's getStringSet. Change-Id: I52e2de9e67e84188b1a4b16e046a0d47a35efc62
2017-06-01 16:04:39 +00:00
# to run if you already have a functional android development
# environment, and you don't need the one in docker.
android: add tips when SDK isn't configured.
2011-03-18 01:15:25 +00:00
./check-environment.pl
clients/android: migrate to gradle Android applications nowadays are supposed to be developped with Android Studio, which uses gradle as the build system, with the android plugin. This change modifies the app setup and file tree layout so it can be built with gradle (in docker by default) instead of with ant. The initial motivation for this change is to make changes to the app in Go, using 'gomobile bind' to call the Go code from java. As the canonical example at golang.org/x/mobile/example/bind/hello uses gradle, the first step was to migrate the app to gradle. Even if we don't end up using gomobile, this change is interesting as it makes it easier for android apps developpers to contribute to the app if it uses the recommended "modern" way. Change-Id: I8386012db640324b62e18ffc128b68ba971fa953
2017-05-31 18:10:20 +00:00
./gradlew assembleRelease
Add Android client to build.pl
2011-02-04 01:40:53 +00:00
Android: build in Docker, part 2. Build the Go binary child process too. Now uploaded to the Google Play App Store Market. Change-Id: I05f94eaf3ba70d694c593a892c15280364acf4ee
2014-02-09 01:07:56 +00:00
env:
clients/android: for building, make caching volume dirs on the host The ~/.gradle and ~/.android dirs are mounted as volumes for the docker container when building the app, because we want the gradle and android deps to be cached on the host after they've been downloaded. The build process was assuming that these dirs always already existed, and this assumption makes the building process fail if they actually don't. Therefore this change creates the directories on the host if they don't already exist. Change-Id: I90b5f73db0ffcbe76adc12157e142091808bde2b
2017-11-14 18:24:52 +00:00
mkdir -p $(HOME)/.gradle
mkdir -p $(HOME)/.android
clients/android: update build setup, and app. -android plugin 3.0.1 -gradle 4.1 (requirement for the above) -gomobile to 069be623eb8e75049d64f1419849b3e92aab1c81 -go 1.9.3 -removed permission to write on storage from the manifest -added permission to read from storage on the manifest -added permission checking code for reading files on storage, which is compulsory with modern android APIs. -add missing code to update textByteStatus and textFileStatus TextViews Notes: -the app won't work with a server older than rev 6e8a5930c9fee81640c6c75a9a549fec98064186 as the server/client protocol to check for existing files on the server changed at this point. -i think with Android O there's a much higher chance that the CamliFileObserver gets garbage collected, which breaks the auto-uploader. We probably need to switch to a different architecture, like running as a Foreground Service, or using the Job Scheduler to regularly fire up the file observer. In another CL. Updates #1049 Change-Id: I079da8e5df5be820c3985749a9e109cf0775b495
2018-02-02 20:34:10 +00:00
docker build -t perkeep/android devenv
Android: build in Docker, part 2. Build the Go binary child process too. Now uploaded to the Google Play App Store Market. Change-Id: I05f94eaf3ba70d694c593a892c15280364acf4ee
2014-02-09 01:07:56 +00:00
clients/android: migrate to gradle Android applications nowadays are supposed to be developped with Android Studio, which uses gradle as the build system, with the android plugin. This change modifies the app setup and file tree layout so it can be built with gradle (in docker by default) instead of with ant. The initial motivation for this change is to make changes to the app in Go, using 'gomobile bind' to call the Go code from java. As the canonical example at golang.org/x/mobile/example/bind/hello uses gradle, the first step was to migrate the app to gradle. Even if we don't end up using gomobile, this change is interesting as it makes it easier for android apps developpers to contribute to the app if it uses the recommended "modern" way. Change-Id: I8386012db640324b62e18ffc128b68ba971fa953
2017-05-31 18:10:20 +00:00
dockerdev:
clients/android: add steps to sign the apk Change-Id: I776dd14efca4bd10263a7c7422e0ffd5c706a523
2018-04-24 23:10:05 +00:00
docker run --rm -v $(GOPATH)/src/perkeep.org:/home/gopher/src/perkeep.org -v $(HOME)/.gradle:/home/gopher/.gradle -v $(HOME)/.android:/home/gopher/.android -v $(HOME)/keys:/keys -w /home/gopher/src/perkeep.org/clients/android --name camlidroid -i -t perkeep/android /bin/bash
clients/android: migrate to gradle Android applications nowadays are supposed to be developped with Android Studio, which uses gradle as the build system, with the android plugin. This change modifies the app setup and file tree layout so it can be built with gradle (in docker by default) instead of with ant. The initial motivation for this change is to make changes to the app in Go, using 'gomobile bind' to call the Go code from java. As the canonical example at golang.org/x/mobile/example/bind/hello uses gradle, the first step was to migrate the app to gradle. Even if we don't end up using gomobile, this change is interesting as it makes it easier for android apps developpers to contribute to the app if it uses the recommended "modern" way. Change-Id: I8386012db640324b62e18ffc128b68ba971fa953
2017-05-31 18:10:20 +00:00
Android: build in Docker, part 2. Build the Go binary child process too. Now uploaded to the Google Play App Store Market. Change-Id: I05f94eaf3ba70d694c593a892c15280364acf4ee
2014-02-09 01:07:56 +00:00
dockerdebug:
clients/android: update build setup, and app. -android plugin 3.0.1 -gradle 4.1 (requirement for the above) -gomobile to 069be623eb8e75049d64f1419849b3e92aab1c81 -go 1.9.3 -removed permission to write on storage from the manifest -added permission to read from storage on the manifest -added permission checking code for reading files on storage, which is compulsory with modern android APIs. -add missing code to update textByteStatus and textFileStatus TextViews Notes: -the app won't work with a server older than rev 6e8a5930c9fee81640c6c75a9a549fec98064186 as the server/client protocol to check for existing files on the server changed at this point. -i think with Android O there's a much higher chance that the CamliFileObserver gets garbage collected, which breaks the auto-uploader. We probably need to switch to a different architecture, like running as a Foreground Service, or using the Job Scheduler to regularly fire up the file observer. In another CL. Updates #1049 Change-Id: I079da8e5df5be820c3985749a9e109cf0775b495
2018-02-02 20:34:10 +00:00
docker run --rm -v $(GOPATH)/src/perkeep.org:/home/gopher/src/perkeep.org -v $(HOME)/.gradle:/home/gopher/.gradle -v $(HOME)/.android:/home/gopher/.android -w /home/gopher/src/perkeep.org/clients/android --name camlidroid -i -t perkeep/android go run build-in-docker.go
android: support for building with Docker Change-Id: I0da100b62354ca1bda325f47397e4446deb1acec
2014-02-08 21:58:20 +00:00
dockerrelease:
clients/android: add steps to sign the apk Change-Id: I776dd14efca4bd10263a7c7422e0ffd5c706a523
2018-04-24 23:10:05 +00:00
docker run --rm -v $(GOPATH)/src/perkeep.org:/home/gopher/src/perkeep.org -v $(HOME)/.gradle:/home/gopher/.gradle -v $(HOME)/.android:/home/gopher/.android -v $(HOME)/keys:/keys -w /home/gopher/src/perkeep.org/clients/android --name camlidroid -i -t perkeep/android go run build-in-docker.go -release=true
dockersignrelease:
docker run --rm -v $(GOPATH)/src/perkeep.org:/home/gopher/src/perkeep.org -v $(HOME)/.gradle:/home/gopher/.gradle -v $(HOME)/.android:/home/gopher/.android -v $(HOME)/keys:/keys -w /home/gopher/src/perkeep.org/clients/android --name camlidroid -i -t perkeep/android /home/gopher/android-sdk/build-tools/27.0.0/apksigner sign --ks /keys/perkeep-android.keystore --out ./app/build/outputs/apk/release/app-release.apk ./app/build/outputs/apk/release/app-release-unsigned.apk
clients/android: migrate to gradle Android applications nowadays are supposed to be developped with Android Studio, which uses gradle as the build system, with the android plugin. This change modifies the app setup and file tree layout so it can be built with gradle (in docker by default) instead of with ant. The initial motivation for this change is to make changes to the app in Go, using 'gomobile bind' to call the Go code from java. As the canonical example at golang.org/x/mobile/example/bind/hello uses gradle, the first step was to migrate the app to gradle. Even if we don't end up using gomobile, this change is interesting as it makes it easier for android apps developpers to contribute to the app if it uses the recommended "modern" way. Change-Id: I8386012db640324b62e18ffc128b68ba971fa953
2017-05-31 18:10:20 +00:00
clients/android: add multiple profiles feature When one has/uses several Camlistore servers, it is tedious to change all the configuration fields (host name, user, pass, certificate) whenever one wants to upload to a different server from the one that is currently configured. Therefore, this change adds a new entry to the main menu that allows to create new profiles, and to switch between profiles. Each profile has its own configuration file, which enables to switch between servers effortlessly once they're all configured. https://storage.googleapis.com/camlistore-screenshots/Screenshot_20170606-151931.png https://storage.googleapis.com/camlistore-screenshots/Screenshot_20170606-152007.png https://storage.googleapis.com/camlistore-screenshots/Screenshot_20170606-152026.png https://storage.googleapis.com/camlistore-screenshots/Screenshot_20170606-152041.png Mininum SDK API increased to 11 because of SharedPreferences's getStringSet. Change-Id: I52e2de9e67e84188b1a4b16e046a0d47a35efc62
2017-06-01 16:04:39 +00:00
# just for documentation, as make is not actually installed in the docker image.
debug:
# when within the env dev (i.e. after make dockerdev)
./gradlew assembleDebug
clients/android: migrate to gradle Android applications nowadays are supposed to be developped with Android Studio, which uses gradle as the build system, with the android plugin. This change modifies the app setup and file tree layout so it can be built with gradle (in docker by default) instead of with ant. The initial motivation for this change is to make changes to the app in Go, using 'gomobile bind' to call the Go code from java. As the canonical example at golang.org/x/mobile/example/bind/hello uses gradle, the first step was to migrate the app to gradle. Even if we don't end up using gomobile, this change is interesting as it makes it easier for android apps developpers to contribute to the app if it uses the recommended "modern" way. Change-Id: I8386012db640324b62e18ffc128b68ba971fa953
2017-05-31 18:10:20 +00:00
installdebug:
clients/android: update build setup, and app. -android plugin 3.0.1 -gradle 4.1 (requirement for the above) -gomobile to 069be623eb8e75049d64f1419849b3e92aab1c81 -go 1.9.3 -removed permission to write on storage from the manifest -added permission to read from storage on the manifest -added permission checking code for reading files on storage, which is compulsory with modern android APIs. -add missing code to update textByteStatus and textFileStatus TextViews Notes: -the app won't work with a server older than rev 6e8a5930c9fee81640c6c75a9a549fec98064186 as the server/client protocol to check for existing files on the server changed at this point. -i think with Android O there's a much higher chance that the CamliFileObserver gets garbage collected, which breaks the auto-uploader. We probably need to switch to a different architecture, like running as a Foreground Service, or using the Job Scheduler to regularly fire up the file observer. In another CL. Updates #1049 Change-Id: I079da8e5df5be820c3985749a9e109cf0775b495
2018-02-02 20:34:10 +00:00
adb install -r app/build/outputs/apk/debug/app-debug.apk
clients/android: migrate to gradle Android applications nowadays are supposed to be developped with Android Studio, which uses gradle as the build system, with the android plugin. This change modifies the app setup and file tree layout so it can be built with gradle (in docker by default) instead of with ant. The initial motivation for this change is to make changes to the app in Go, using 'gomobile bind' to call the Go code from java. As the canonical example at golang.org/x/mobile/example/bind/hello uses gradle, the first step was to migrate the app to gradle. Even if we don't end up using gomobile, this change is interesting as it makes it easier for android apps developpers to contribute to the app if it uses the recommended "modern" way. Change-Id: I8386012db640324b62e18ffc128b68ba971fa953
2017-05-31 18:10:20 +00:00
install:
clients/android: add steps to sign the apk Change-Id: I776dd14efca4bd10263a7c7422e0ffd5c706a523
2018-04-24 23:10:05 +00:00
adb install -r app/build/outputs/apk/release/app-release.apk
clients/android: migrate to gradle Android applications nowadays are supposed to be developped with Android Studio, which uses gradle as the build system, with the android plugin. This change modifies the app setup and file tree layout so it can be built with gradle (in docker by default) instead of with ant. The initial motivation for this change is to make changes to the app in Go, using 'gomobile bind' to call the Go code from java. As the canonical example at golang.org/x/mobile/example/bind/hello uses gradle, the first step was to migrate the app to gradle. Even if we don't end up using gomobile, this change is interesting as it makes it easier for android apps developpers to contribute to the app if it uses the recommended "modern" way. Change-Id: I8386012db640324b62e18ffc128b68ba971fa953
2017-05-31 18:10:20 +00:00
clients/android: add clean target Signed-off-by: Sebastien Binet <binet@cern.ch>
2022-06-01 12:02:46 +00:00
clean:
/bin/rm -fr ./app/build
clients/android: migrate to gradle Android applications nowadays are supposed to be developped with Android Studio, which uses gradle as the build system, with the android plugin. This change modifies the app setup and file tree layout so it can be built with gradle (in docker by default) instead of with ant. The initial motivation for this change is to make changes to the app in Go, using 'gomobile bind' to call the Go code from java. As the canonical example at golang.org/x/mobile/example/bind/hello uses gradle, the first step was to migrate the app to gradle. Even if we don't end up using gomobile, this change is interesting as it makes it easier for android apps developpers to contribute to the app if it uses the recommended "modern" way. Change-Id: I8386012db640324b62e18ffc128b68ba971fa953
2017-05-31 18:10:20 +00:00
test:
# TODO(mpl): can't run the instrumentation tests within docker, since
# can't connect to the phone from in there.