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@ -14,19 +14,19 @@ This allows developpers to keep a stable version as well as a developpment one o
# Building the app
If you have Android Studio, simply open the project, wait for the gradle synchronization and then build/install the app.
It will download the linphone library from our Maven repository so you don't have to build anything yourself.
It will download the linphone library from our Maven repository as an AAR file so you don't have to build anything yourself.
If you don't have Android Studio, you can build and install the app using gradle directly:
If you don't have Android Studio, you can build and install the app using gradle:
```
./gradlew assemble
./gradlew assembleDebug
```
will compile the apk file (both debug and release, use assembleDebug or assembleRelease to only build one), and then
will compile the APK file (assembleRelease to instead if you want to build a release package), and then
```
./gradlew installDebug
```
to install the generated apk in the previous step (use installRelease instead if you built a release package).
to install the generated APK in the previous step (use installRelease instead if you built a release package).
APK files are stored within ```app/build/outputs/apk/debug/``` and ```app/build/outputs/apk/release```.
APK files are stored within ```./app/build/outputs/apk/debug/``` and ```./app/build/outputs/apk/release/``` directories.
## Building a local SDK
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2. Follow the instructions in the linphone-sdk/README file to build the SDK.
3. Edit in the linphone-sdk-android folder of this project the symbolic link (debug or release) to the generated aar:
3. Edit in the linphone-sdk-android folder of this project the symbolic link (debug or release) to the generated AAR:
```
ln -s <path to linphone-sdk>/linphone-sdk/build/linphone-sdk/bin/outputs/aar/linphone-sdk-android-<debug or release>.aar linphone-sdk-android/linphone-sdk-android-<debug or release>.aar
```
@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ ln -s <path to linphone-sdk>/linphone-sdk/build/linphone-sdk/bin/outputs/aar/lin
5. Debug app.
## Create an apk with a different package name
## Create an APK with a different package name
Before the 4.1 release, there were a lot of files to edit to change the package name.
Now, simply edit the app/build.gradle file and change the value returned by method ```getPackageName()```
@ -78,8 +78,15 @@ To enable them, just add your own ```google-services.json``` in the app folder,
We use transifex so the community can translate the strings of the app in their own language.
Note for developpers: here's how to push and pull transifex files:
tx pull -af / tx push -s -f --no-interactive
Note for developpers: here's how to push/pull string resources to/from transifex:
```
tx pull -af
```
to update local translations with latest transifex changes
```
tx push -s -f --no-interactive
```
to push new strings to transifex so they can be translated.
# CONTRIBUTIONS