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I was building an Android project that cleared my code and recovery didn't succeed, so I decided to recreate the project. And to speed up my work, I decided to get tested apk code (not built just run in the emulator).
Is there any way to do this?
I analyzed the software from device explorer ->(data / app / App Package) but didn't display the code and res
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First pull your apk from device using adb command. adb shell pm path com.example where com.example your package name (applicationId). This will show your apk location. Then run adb pull /path/to/apk/location replace /path/to/apk/location with real path. This will copy apk file. Then use jadx and apktool to decompile your apk.
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I'm working on a project with Flutter and I accidently chose ios but I only need to work with Android, and now after my project has grown up, now I can't recreate a new project, so how can I delete ios from my current project, safely.
Nothing to worry about, just delete the ios directory, that's it!
In Flutter, every specific platform has a dedicated directory (ios, android, web, macos, windows, linux). Each directory uses the same code inside lib (Flutter, app-related code). Meaning, if you want to delete a specific platform, just delete a dedicated platform directory.
P.S. if you are using version control for your project, there is nothing to worry about - you can always revert your changes.
In Android Studio.
Go to the project directory then, Right-click on the iOS folder then click on the delete option.
Note:- If want to recreate ios and android folder in a flutter.
Just run this command in terminal:-
flutter create.
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I've recently migrated from a Windows/Eclipse build environment to an Ubuntu/Android Studio setup for my Android projects.
I prefer to use the command line for release builds. In order to see the available tasks, I need to type gradlew tasks on the command line. I then need to remember the option I want, such as gradlew assembleRelease or gradlew installRelease.
Is there any facility, (possibly a script?) which would enable something like Ubuntu's 'hit the tab' feature which allows an auto-completion set of options based on the input so far?
You could try this gist solution https://gist.github.com/nolanlawson/8694399:
download a script
$curl -L -s https://gist.github.com/nolanlawson/8694399/raw/gradle-tab-completion.bash \
-o ~/gradle-tab-completion.bash
and add to your bash_profile this string:
source ~/gradle-tab-completion.bash
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I want to update android studio from 1.2 to 2.0
I downloaded the required files (Windows: https://dl.google.com/dl/android/studio/ide-zips/2.0.0.1/android-studio-ide-143.2461418-windows.zip (320 MB)) from
http://tools.android.com/download/studio/canary/latest/
So, now how can apply these files on my android studio version to be updated to 2.0
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Steps to install Android Studio from a .zip folder:
If you have Windows:
Open the .zip folder using Windows Explorer.
Click on 'Extract all' option in the given in the ribbon.
Enter the extract location. Extract them.
Go to the extract location. Go to android-studio\bin and run
studio.exe.
Go through the installation wizard. You are done.
Hope it will help you.
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I want a command line tool that works in the following situation:
1) A computer with JDK and Android SDK installed (with the target Android platform).
2) An Android project created using eclipse.
And give me the following output:
1) The signed APK of the given eclipse Android project.
How do I accomplish the above by writing a Java program (By kicking off Ant using the Java Runtime class)? I want to automate the build process, how do I do that?
Thanks.
I've used ant to do this and we use Jenkins for Continuous Integration. I've written a post on how to automate this.
http://www.multunus.com/2011/09/continuous-delivery-for-android-apps-part-1/
I use Maven with the Android plugin. It works well.
See http://simpligility.github.io/android-maven-plugin/.
The Android build process is fairly complex: quite a few tools are invoked one after another: javac to compile, then dx to convert to dex, then aapt to package (I'm sure missing a few). You can run Ant in debug mode to see the exact sequence (it is also documented, somewhere...).
So you can either:
Bundle the Ant jars with your app and invoke Ant programatically
Write a Java 'script' that invokes the tools in the correct order
Write a simple shell script/batch file and be done with it.
I am currently using Fastlane to automate beta and production releases. Fastlane is largely written in Ruby and you can customize releases based on your internal processes. You can watch this Droidcon '16 video to get started.
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I'm on a Mac 10.6.3, running Android emulator 2.3.3. I want to run some Selenium tests on the Android app, and as such, am instructed to install the "Android WebDriver Application" using this command ...
./adb -e install -r android-server.apk
Does anyone know where I can download the "Android WebDriver Application", aka "android-server.apk"? Thanks, - Dave
Go to the selenium project page. There you find it: http://code.google.com/p/selenium/downloads/list
You can find "android-server-2.32.0.apk" here:
https://code.google.com/p/selenium/downloads/detail?name=android-server-2.32.0.apk&can=2&q=
for android-server-2.38.0.apk
https://code.google.com/p/selenium/downloads/detail?name=android-server-2.38.0.apk