#ROCKETCHAT UPDATE UPDATE#
Please follow our coding style when contributing. Update for 3:56 pm EDT: bluShift Aerospace launched its Stardust 1 Online Certificates & Degrees students accepted. Add this suggestion to a batch that can be applied as a single commit. Please report via GitHub issue :) Coding Style After importing the project in android studio, go to Run > Run app and then select your device, or create a new virtual device by following the wizard.
#ROCKETCHAT UPDATE APK#
In order to build and install the apk directly to the connected device, run.This would generate a debug apk which can be found under /app/build/outputs/apk/debug folder with the name app-debug.apk. You should see your device in the list of devices. Connect your physical device to your pc via USB or start an emulator.Change the current directory to /app and run the build-sdk.sh which will result in creating of the required jar file core*.jar and common*.jar in /app/libs,by the following steps in your terminal window: Make sure that the android repository and the kotlin sdk have the same immediate parent directory. First, a build is required for the SDK, so that required jar files are generated.Clone the Kotlin SDK in by running git clone. This version requires the Kotlin SDK for Rocket.Chat.You can update kotlin to the latest version by going to Tools > Kotlin > Configure Kotlin updates and download the latest version of kotlin. A message saying kotlin is already configured in the project pops up. To check, go to Tools > Kotlin > Configure Kotlin in project. Kotlin is already configured in the project.Refer this to see the compatible versions. Go to File > Project Structure > Project and make sure that you have the latest versions installed. Make sure that you have the latest gradle and the android plugin versions installed.Else, the notifications wont work since they contain alias and avatar properties (see this reference for details). Additionally, your user must have the bot role. You'll need to restart the IDE in order to see the changes. You must first create a Personal Access Token through your account settings on your Rocket.Chat instance. Go to File > Settings > Plugins and search for kotlin and install it. For older versions, you need to manually install kotlin plugin. Android Studio 3.0+ comes with built in kotlin support, so install the latest version (3.0+) of Android Studio (recommended).Thanks to Snapcraft, the installation is extremely simple. Snaps are easy to install, isolated from the rest of your system, and auto-updated. To send new pull-requests, always use the branch develop as base and open an issue with the description of what you want/need to accomplish, if the issue wasn't created yet. Luckily, there’s a RocketChat snap that can easily be installed using Snapcraft. This repository contains all the code related to the Android native application of Rocket.Chat.
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