Version to work with Titanium 6.0, Analytics and GCM Google Service Jars #63
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Hi, Feel free to REJECT this pull request.
The branch is idiosyncratic in that it is set up to work with ti.goosh GCM and Analytics Google Play Services jars. This pull request is for historical reference in case others want a reference for a version that works with this specific combination.
It has been made to work with Titanium 6.0.
Distribution version included and new "gps-jars" folder for Google Play services version reference.
Note for people compiling from scratch...
Rather than running Ant from terminal.
I had to use Appcelerator studio, right click on build.xml file and Ant build.
Then it will generate build folder.
Then it is required to create build/docs folder.
Then Ant build run again.
Thanks for your analytics module!
Cheers,
Anthony