buildAPKs | Really quickly build APKs on handheld device | Android library

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buildAPKs is a Shell library typically used in Mobile, Android applications. buildAPKs has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

BuildAPKs has source code and scripts in order to build APKs (Android Package Kits) on Android handhelds, and similar. Quick setup instructions can be found here and also right here. To skip to installing in Amazon, Android, Arch Linux, Debian, Chromebook, Ubuntu and Windows on device in Termux you can use:.

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The latest version of buildAPKs is 4.5

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buildAPKs is licensed under the Apache-2.0 License. This license is Permissive.

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`java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: android/view/View` while trying to build 'HelloWorld' project from android-kawa in Termux

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`java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: android/view/View` while trying to build 'HelloWorld' project from android-kawa in Termux

Asked 2021-Sep-27 at 14:08

I've been trying to employ Kawa Scheme for developing Android project. I've found two repositories on GitHub: one called 'android-kawa', and another called 'KawaDroid'. They're both a bit dated (last updates were around 2012). In the case of 'android-kawa' I was able to reach the author, but he said he did't remeber enough to help me.

In the 'android-kawa' repo there's a bunch of scripts for setting up and working with the project. One of the scripts downloads the Kawa 1.13 tarball, applies some patches and then attempts to build it.

However, the build isn't supported in Termux, bevaise the config.guess script doesn't recognize the system. This issue can be easily resolved by downloading the latest versions of config.guess and config.sub.

Another problem is the format of the JVM bytecode. When I use the latest Java compiler, the generated bytecode contains (I believe) instructions for JVM8+, which aren't supported by the dx command. This isn't a problem if I run Java inside of Termux, because it installs the regular JVM, but if I want to include the Kawa jar in my APK (which is something that I want), then it becomes an obstacle.

This, again, can be resolved by forcing the Java version to 7 in javac. (But then, the compiler complsins that Java 1.7 is deprecated. I guess this is why the buildAPKs project uses ecj instead of javac)

Also, when I ./configure Kawa, I can pass it the path to the android.jar file (./configure --with-android=...). I have two android.jar files on my system:

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Answered 2021-Sep-27 at 14:08

It turned out that I have invoked Java incorrectly, and that it didn't see the android.jar file. It helped to invoke the compiler in the following way:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69330431

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Install buildAPKs

Prefix these bash scripts by typing dot slash ./ on your Android smartphone and tablet in Termux, i.e. type ./b at the prompt $, press TAB TAB (x2). The prompt will magically add uild. Then add a capital A. Press TAB TAB (x2) again. This will build the following command on the command line ./buildAll.bash for you. Press enter (return) in ~/buildAPKs/. Additional CLI information at The Linux Documentation Project.

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