The Android WebApp Example is a ready-to-use Android Studio project designed to create a simple web app with built-in controls at the bottom, including forward, back, and home buttons. You can easily customize this web app by modifying the main.java file to specify your desired URL and then compile it to generate a finished .apk file. This project simplifies the process of creating web apps related to your website. All you need is Android Studio installed on your system, and you can quickly make the necessary changes.
This software is developed using Android Studio, and we recommend using this development environment to modify the source code and compile the project. You can simply import the source folder into Android Studio.
To customize the web app for your specific needs, follow these steps:
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Change the variable "theURL" to your website's URL. You can find this variable in the following file: "source\app\src\main\java\com\bugfish/webapp/MainActivity.java"
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If necessary, replace the default app image by replacing the image files located in: "source\app\src\main\res/"
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If you intend to create multiple web apps, remember to update the Gradle App-ID in the Gradle files. Using the same App-ID for multiple web apps may result in conflicts when installing them on devices simultaneously!
The following documentation is intended for both end-users and developers.
| Description | Link |
|---|---|
| Access the online documentation for this project. | https://bugfishtm.github.io/Android-Web-App-Example/index.html |
| If you'd prefer to access the documentation locally, you can find it at. | ./docs/index.html |
If you encounter any issues or have questions while using this software, feel free to contact us:
- GitHub Issues is the main platform for reporting bugs, asking questions, or submitting feature requests: https://github.com/bugfishtm/Android-Web-App-Example/issues
- Discord Community is available for live discussions, support, and connecting with other users: Join us on Discord
- Email support is recommended only for urgent security-related issues: security@bugfish.eu
Help us grow by sharing this project with others! You can:
- Tweet about it – Share your thoughts on Twitter/X and link us!
- Post on LinkedIn – Let your professional network know about this project on LinkedIn.
- Share on Reddit – Talk about it in relevant subreddits like r/programming or r/opensource.
- Tell Your Community – Spread the word in Discord servers, Slack groups, and forums.
This table provides an overview of key files and folders related to the repository. Click on the links to access each file for more detailed information. If certain folders are missing from the repository, they are irrelevant to this project.
| Document Type | Description |
|---|---|
| .github | Folder with github setup files. |
| .github/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md | The community guidelines. |
| _changelogs | Folder for changelogs. |
| _releases | Folder for releases. |
| _source | Folder with the source code. |
| docs | Folder for the documentation. |
| .gitattributes | Repository setting file. Only for development purposes. |
| .gitignore | Repository ignore file. Only for development purposes. |
| README.md | Readme of this project. You are currently looking at this file. |
| repository_reset.bat | File to reset this repository. Only for development purposes. |
| repository_update.bat | File to update this repository. Only for development purposes. |
| CONTRIBUTING.md | Information for contributors. |
| CHANGELOG.md | Information about changelogs. |
| SECURITY.md | How to handle security issues. |
| LICENSE.md | License of this project. |
Refer to the _changelogs folder for detailed insights into the changes made across different versions. The changelogs are available in HTML format within this folder, providing a structured record of updates, modifications, and improvements over time. Additionally, GitHub Releases follow the same structure and also include these changelogs for easy reference.
I am excited that you're considering contributing to our project! Here are some guidelines to help you get started.
How to Contribute
- Fork the repository to create your own copy.
- Create a new branch for your work (e.g.,
feature/my-feature). - Make your changes and ensure they work as expected.
- Run tests to confirm everything is functioning correctly.
- Commit your changes with a clear, concise message.
- Push your branch to your forked repository.
- Submit a pull request with a detailed description of your changes.
- Reference any related issues or discussions in your pull request.
Coding Style
- Keep your code clean and well-organized.
- Add comments to explain complex logic or functions.
- Use meaningful and consistent variable and function names.
- Break down code into smaller, reusable functions and components.
- Follow proper indentation and formatting practices.
- Avoid code duplication by reusing existing functions or modules.
- Ensure your code is easily readable and maintainable by others.
We’re on a mission to create groundbreaking solutions, pushing the boundaries of technology. By being here, you’re an integral part of that journey.
Positive Guidelines:
- Be kind, empathetic, and respectful in all interactions.
- Engage thoughtfully, offering constructive, solution-oriented feedback.
- Foster an environment of collaboration, support, and mutual respect.
Unacceptable Behavior:
- Harassment, hate speech, or offensive language.
- Personal attacks, discrimination, or any form of bullying.
- Sharing private or sensitive information without explicit consent.
Let’s collaborate, inspire one another, and build something extraordinary together!
I take security seriously and appreciate responsible disclosure. If you discover a vulnerability, please follow these steps:
- Do not report it via public GitHub issues or discussions. Instead, please contact the security@bugfish.eu email address directly.
- Provide as much detail as possible, including a description of the issue, steps to reproduce it, and its potential impact.
I aim to acknowledge reports within 2–4 weeks and will update you on our progress once the issue is verified and addressed.
This software is provided as-is, without any guarantees of security, reliability, or fitness for any particular purpose. We do not take responsibility for any damage, data loss, security breaches, or other issues that may arise from using this software. By using this software, you agree that We are not liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages. Use it at your own risk.
The license for this software can be found in the LICENSE.md file. Third-party licenses are located in the ./_licenses folder. The software may also include additional licensed software or libraries.
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