- Make sure you have ActionBarSherlock in your workspace. You can use Michiels repo for that.
- Make sure you have AccordionWidget in your workspace. You must use Brams fork, which you can find here
- Add the project found at
/Path/To/Your/AndroidSDK/extras/google/google_play_services/libproject/google-play-services_lib
to your workspace. If you don't have this project yet, use the Android SDK Manager to install "Google Play services".
- Close your eclipse (!)
- Clone this repository in your workspace. Copy AndroidManifest.xml.dist to AndroidManifest.xml and enter your API key (see below).
- Open eclipse, and add the project to the workspace. You will have to fix the reference to the google-play-services_lib project, as the current configuration works for Brams installation of Android.
- You can now build and run the project.
You'll need a Google API key:
- Create a new project in the google API console.
- Get your signing key by issuing the following command:
keytool -list -keystore ~/.android/debug.keystore
The password is 'android' (without the quotes). The key signature you need is androiddebugkey.
- Create a new Android Key in the 'API Access' tab of the Google API Console
- Enter the following:
<hash of the key you just got using the keytool command>;com.moodspaces
- Go to the 'Services' tab and activate 'Google Maps Android API v2'
- Enter the key you've generated in AndroidManifest.xml