Android Studio Development Environment Setup

Install Android Studio Clone the Google Code Repository, and open the project in Android Studio. Setup Developer Properties Add a directory ‘developerspecific’ to app/src/assets. *You may have to do this from the command line, if Android Studio does not permit this action from the IDE. Add a file in this new directory called developer.properties

Add a directory named ‘developerSpecific’ to fapp/src/assets. [As of 6/5/14, Android Studio does not allow you to create a directory from the IDE. Use the command line.] Add a file named ‘developer.properties’. Create a bookshare developer account and a bugsense account.

Add the developer IDs to developer.properties developerKey= bugSenseKey= optOutGoogleAnalytics=false

Build the project

The app will print exceptions it encounters when starting up. More information is available from command-line adb logcat than from the Android Studio window.

Additional Notes

If you get SQL connection errors such as ‘table Books already exists’, go to your Apps list and Uninstall the Go Read app from previous run. No ndk setup (running ndk-build or setting ndk.dir) is required.