Formerly named g2android, ReGalAndroid is a Menalto Gallery 2 client; but aimed to be also compatible with G3, Piwigo , etc...
There are 6 modules present :
- g2-java-client : the gallery2 (G2) compatibility layer, providing a lightweight Java API (and its unit tests) to communicate with the gallery2 remote interface described here
- g3-java-client : the gallery3 (G3) compatibility layer, providing a lightweight Java API (and its unit tests) to communicate with the G3 remote interface described here
- commons-gallery : a project providing common (!) API elements, for all gallery implementations ; that is, for now, mainly an Album and a Picture class
- jiwigo-ws-api : the Piwigo compatibility layer, providing a lightweight Java API (and its unit tests) to communicate with the Piwigo remote interface this module has been developed by Gael Le Guevel
- regalandroid : this is the android application; compatible with all Android enabled phones and tablets starting from 1.5
- regalandroid-parent : this is the parent of all the project; build this one and you'll build all the projects at once.
The project recently (August 2015) switched to Android Studio 1.3 You can whether use Linux, Windows or MacOsX to build any of regalandroid sub-projects.
You will need the following components installed on your machine :
- Sun (Oracle) JDK 5.0 (though I'm using JDK 8.0)
- Android Studio (I'm using Android Studio 1.3)
- a git client
Make sure your environment is ok (ie the environment variables : JAVA_HOME should be set properly and also added to the path, for example, add $JAVA_HOME/bin to your $PATH)
Create a new working directory (it will become your workspace) mkdir workspace && cd workspace Checkout the whole project using : git clone git@github.com:anthonydahanne/ReGalAndroid.git ./ Build and start the app : $ ./gradlew -x test installDebug The APK should be in regalandroid/build/outputs/apk/regalandroid-debug.apk
Well, just import the project, build it and deploy !
Quickly deploy to your device
If you use an emulator, make sure to provision at least 400MB for the external storage, or else (for a reason I don't yet know) the virtual device will refuse to write to the external storage.
You can grab the compiled regalandroid APK (or build it using gradle, it will be in regalandroid/build/outputs/apk/regalandroid-debug.apk) and then copy it to your device sdcard; then browse this file on your device (using Astro for example) and install it (you need your device to be in dev mode : Menu->Settings->Applications->check Unknown sources and enable Development options)
ReGalAndroid is distributed under GNU General Public License v3.
You can fork this project and contact me ! (anthony.dahanne AT gmail DOT com)