Anytype.io - Mobile

Build project

Prerequisites

• Download anytype/anytype-android (private) repository from Github

• Create github.properties file in root project folder:

gpr.usr=GITHUB_USER_ID
gpr.key=GITHUB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN

Your Github ID can be found here. As to your personal Github access token, you can generate it in Developer settings in your profile settings on Github.

• Create apikeys.properties file in root project folder:

amplitude.debug="AMPLITUDE_DEBUG_KEY"
amplitude.release="AMPLITUDE_RELEASE_KEY"

Then build project.

IDE setup (optional)

Based on your IDE setup, you might experience problems while accessing/importing auto-generated Kotlin classes from protocol module. These classes are currently declared in very large files, which IDE might not process as expected. If this is your case, go to your Android Studio Help section, select Edit Custom Properties option. There you should set idea.max.intellisense.filesize property as follows:

idea.max.intellisense.filesize=3500

Setup your Firebase account for Anytype

We're using Firebase App Distribution + Firebase Crashlytics. We have two separate projects: one for debug builds (which we distribute mostly for our Q&A team), another one for release builds.

Install the latest Anytype Android release:

From Google Play.

Or download an apk for your device architecture from our website.

Join our community & telegram channels

Official Anytype community.

Follow what community writes about our Android client.

Join our Android Testers telegram channel.

Useful links

Our tech change log.

Anytype Android app dependencies.

Conventions

PR naming:

{APP AREA} | {NATURE OF CHANGE: Fix, Enhancement, Feature} | {CONCISE DESCRIPTION OF WHAT HAS BEEN DONE}

App area can be Editor, Sets, Relations, Auth, Analytics, Tech (CI, DI, scripting, etc.), etc.

Example: Editor | Fix | Show meaningful message when failed to open file by an existing application

Git branch naming

{TASK_ID or TASK_NUMBER}-ConciseDescription