Light file manager app. Browse and manager your files.
- Copy / Cut / Paste
- Open multimedia (musics, videos, pdf, apk...)
- Online
- Dark theme
- Take notes
./apphere
Module of the Android app for mobile and tablet devices. Apk generated is produced on the PlayStore or downloadable in the release section.
./app_tvhere
Module of the Android TV devices. Apk generated is produced on the PlayStore or downloadable in the release section.
./confighere
Contains all the shell scripts, extra gradle files, authentication, signature...
./config/play-storehere
Automatic publish Android app bundle on the play store.
./config/qualityhere
Code quality gradle tools.
./config/signinghere
App signing data.
./gradle/wrapperhere
Default location of gradle wrapper. All Android Studio and gradle project have this kind of folder.
- Update
./server_config/server_config.json ./run-server.sh
Check the project with unit tests, lint...
./config/ci/ci.sh
In order to have a clean commit list and to easily find feature of a commit (goal, fix bug...), the commit message should respect some rules.
Commit messages are important. They are the only way to give context to the changes that are made in a commit. We tend to neglect our commit messages. In a collective attempt at having better commit messages, this project checks some minimal requirement that all of our commit messages should follow.
- Mandatory rules check by the ci:
[Player] Improve the player X controlwhere the[and]surround the feature. - Optional rules emoji:
[Player] :fire: Fix the player X controlwhere emoji could be the one you want or one of this one:- ๐ฅ
:fire:Fix a bug. - ๐ง
:wrench:Feature dev that is not ui. - ๐จ
:art:UI commit, readme, all that is visible. - โป๏ธ
:recycle:Clean, reformat, refactor, ortho, typo... - ๐ฑ
:seedling:New feature, first commit.
- ๐ฅ
- Optional: Write the
Why, theReasonof your commit in the message description.
Do our future selves a favour and start writing better commit messages now :)
./gradlew dependencyUpdates -Drevision=release -DoutputFormatter=json: Check dependencies
This project is the 2nd version of this repository: all the project has been re-written in kotlin with a modular architecture.
- Mercandalli Jonathan