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Hacking guide

Installation

The code can be found here

The installation supposes the installation of the NDK (see below) and then running the app.

As an android app, you need to have a java JDK installed.
We use Gradle as builder tools. You need to install it too.
Before being able to build the app, you need to specify, in a local.properties file, in the root folder, the Android SDK and NDK location, with sdk.dir and ndk.dir, example:

sdk.dir=/Path/To/Your/Android/sdk
ndk.dir=/Path/To/Your/android-ndk-r***

the current version of the `NDK` is android-ndk-r14b

Running the app

After, you can launch the Gradle wrapper from the project directory, example:

Mac/Linux

./gradlew assembleDebug

Windows

gradlew.bat assembleDebug

To install on a device:

  • Switch the Android device to dev mode (generally, tap 7 times on "Version number" in parameters)
  • Enable USB debugging
  • Connect the device to your computer (with screen unlocked to see the prompt)
  • Accept the prompt on your device, to authorize your computer
  • Launch gradlew with installDebug

Note: We currently use android-sdk 25, with minSdkVersion 19, and targetSdkVersion 25

echOpen virtual machine

At this link, you'll find an Ubuntu Virtual Machine. All the environment is set-up so as you don't have to worry about anything when running echOpen's Android App !

Here are two or three useful things to know to find your way

username : echtopianpassword : echtopian

TheechOpen Android appis under/home/echtopian

To run it on Android Studio,

/home/echtopian/Apps/android-studio/bin/studio.sh

Android sdk path is/home/echtopian/Android

Made with Love ;)

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Clément Le Couedic

@nowami