Hello! I want to make it possible in my application to create ... an application :) The only template that will change is the assets and package folder. How can such a thing be implemented?
Thank!
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- I have implemented an automated build: there is a server, there is a repository on GitHub. The server has the minimum required Android SDK, a web server is also configured. On the web form, you can choose assets and version of the application. This is transmitted to the php script, which synchronizes the code from the github, rules the necessary parts of the code, and then runs the build script. After the build, the created APK file is moved to the web server directory, giving the opportunity to download the assembled file. If you are interested in this method and have the necessary resources, then I can share the build script - Nikita Vasilchenko
- @ Nikita Vasilchenko, unfortunately not) Build the apk should be in the application itself :) without servers, everything is local. I'm thinking that I need only icons in the res folder, but there will be no layouts, styles and everything else. There will be no java code at all. It turns out that all I need is a manifest and assets + signature. A package can be written directly in the manifest, there will be no difficulties with assets, how to sign it programmatically, I think I will study. Then I throw the whole thing in zip without compression and rename it to apk. - Flippy
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