Android Library (AAR file) for DIDKit. The AAR file includes Java class files using JNI, and binary shared libraries for Android's supported architectures (x86, armeabi-v7a, arm64-v8a, x86_64). The AAR can be added to existing Android projects using Android Studio or Gradle.
Android SDK and NDK for Linux x86_64. The Android SDK is expected to be installed at ~/Android/Sdk. If it is somewhere else instead, you can specify it with a Make variable, e.g. make ANDROID_SDK_ROOT=/other/location/android-sdk
DISCLAIMER: NDK 23 is currently in beta, so it might not have all the prebuilt tools used in the build process, please stick to using a stable version, for example NDK 22.
Rust Android targets are also required. To install those with rustup, run:
$ make -C ../ install-rustup-androidThe following are also required for the compilation of the vendored openssl:
- Perl; and
- Clang (to be installed with the NDK, which should be included with CMake when if you use Android Studio).
Build the .so libraries for each supported ABI.
Set environmental variables as needed for Gradle:
$ export ANDROID_SDK_ROOT=~/Android/sdk$ make -C ../ ../target/test/android.stampPublish the android library to local maven.
$ ./gradlew :didkit:publishToMavenLocalThe AAR file will be built and placed at the following path:
./didkit/build/outputs/aar/didkit-release.aar
Add mavenLocal() as a repository inside your project's build.gradle
repositories {
mavenLocal()
}Add didkit library as a dependency inside your app's build.gradle
dependencies {
implementation 'com.spruceid:didkit:0.2.1'
}Build the example app:
sh $ ./gradlew :example:build
The APK will be placed in the following location:
./app/build/outputs/apk/debug/app-debug.apk