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### Introduction # Introduction
If you would like to contribute to the Android app, but find the build documentation a little daunting, this guide lets you copy-paste your way to a successful APK build. If you would like to contribute to the Android app, but find the build documentation a little daunting, this guide lets you copy-paste your way to a successful APK build.
#### Estimated build time ### Estimated build time
25 - 40 minutes (depending on Internet connection speeds) 25 - 40 minutes (depending on Internet connection speeds)
#### What do you need? ### What do you need?
* A computer running Ubuntu 18.04 * A computer running [Ubuntu 18.04](https://ubuntu.com/download/desktop)
* Internet access to download modules and packages. * Internet access to download modules and packages.
* At least 15GB of free disk space. * At least 15GB of free disk space.
* Alternatively, Docker. You can skip steps 1 through 5 if you make use of the `lbry/android-base` Docker base image. Scroll down to Fast track if you would prefer to use Docker. * Alternatively, Docker. You can skip steps 1 through 5 if you make use of the `lbry/android-base` Docker base image. Scroll down to [Fast Track](#Fast-Track) at the bottom of the page if you would prefer to use Docker.
### Step 1 of 10 ### Step 1 of 10
Install all the apt packages required by running the following commands. You can copy-paste directly to your terminal. Install all the apt packages required by running the following commands. You can copy-paste this directly to your terminal.
``` ```
sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
sudo apt-get -y update sudo apt-get -y update
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``` ```
### Step 3 of 10 ### Step 3 of 10
Install buildozer, a tool for creating the apk package using the python for android toolchain. Install [buildozer](https://github.com/lbryio/buildozer.git), a tool for creating the apk package using the python for android toolchain.
``` ```
git clone https://github.com/lbryio/buildozer.git git clone https://github.com/lbryio/buildozer.git
cd buildozer && python2.7 setup.py install && cd .. cd buildozer && python2.7 setup.py install && cd ..
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``` ```
### Step 7 of 10 ### Step 7 of 10
Clone the lbryio/lbry-android git repository, initialise submodules and create your `buildozer.spec` and `google-services.json` files. The provided `buildozer.spec.sample` contains defaults provided you followed steps 1 through 5 exactly as described. You can also customise the spec file if you want to. The `google-services.sample.json` can be used to ensure the build completes successfully. Clone the [lbryio/lbry-android git repository](https://github.com/lbryio/lbry-android), initialise submodules and create your `buildozer.spec` and `google-services.json` files. The provided `buildozer.spec.sample` contains defaults provided you followed steps 1 through 5 exactly as described. You can also customise the spec file if you want to. The `google-services.sample.json` can be used to ensure the build completes successfully.
``` ```
git clone https://github.com/lbryio/lbry-android git clone https://github.com/lbryio/lbry-android
cd lbry-android cd lbry-android
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buildozer android debug buildozer android debug
``` ```
### Fast Track ### Fast Track {#Fast-Track}
Install Docker and start a container using the `lbry/android-base` image, which is about 1.72GB in size. Run the following commands for Ubuntu and then follow steps 6 through 10 in the container's bash prompt. Install Docker and start a container using the `lbry/android-base` image, which is about 1.72GB in size. Run the following commands for Ubuntu and then follow steps 6 through 10 in the container's bash prompt.
``` ```
sudo apt-get install docker-ce sudo apt-get install docker-ce
docker run -it lbry/android-base:latest /bin/bash docker run -it lbry/android-base:latest /bin/bash
``` ```
**Protip:** You can also make use of Docker to run your builds on macOS or Windows. **Pro Tip:** You can also make use of Docker to run your builds on macOS or Windows.