[https://github.com/FossifyOrg/Dialer?search=1#readme](https://github.com/FossifyOrg/Dialer?search=1#readme)

KKK:

K: Miks sa ise googlest ei otsi?

V: Otsisin, kuid ei leidnud õiget asja. Ma ei tea, mis otsinguväljendit kasutada.

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Edit: Korras. android studioga sai APK ehitatud ja apk töötab rõõmsalt juba telefonis! Aitäh!

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[tõde](https://preview.redd.it/aoyt88h0a8bc1.png?width=572&format=png&auto=webp&s=c1d3df400e5d8e849b08228d998987aeca59d1a5)

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[tõde 2](https://preview.redd.it/nj44n4i3a8bc1.png?width=594&format=png&auto=webp&s=e19266c369efadbb5801cc6db1c1100b2f3364a0)

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4 comments

  2. Parem otsi, kas seda äppi mõnes poes või saidil juba valmiskujul olemas ei ole.

  3. Tõmba Android Studio, lae see projekt alla ja tee seal lahti, buildi APK ja olemas.

  4. Äkki aitab?

    Prompt:
    I have a github repo: https://github.com/FossifyOrg/Dialer?search=1#readme How can I turn this code in the repo into an APK?

    Turning the code from a GitHub repository into an APK (Android Package Kit) involves several steps. Assuming the code is for an Android application, here’s a general guide on how to do it:

    1. **Clone the Repository**: First, you need to clone the repository from GitHub to your local machine. You can do this using Git commands. For example:
    “`
    git clone https://github.com/FossifyOrg/Dialer.git
    “`

    2. **Install Android Studio**: If you haven’t already, install Android Studio, which is the official integrated development environment (IDE) for Android application development.

    3. **Open the Project in Android Studio**:
    – Open Android Studio.
    – Select ‘Open an Existing Project’ and navigate to the directory where you cloned the repository.
    – Open the project and let Android Studio index and build the gradle files.

    4. **Configure the Project**:
    – Make sure the project’s `build.gradle` file is set up correctly for your needs.
    – Resolve any dependencies or errors that may appear.

    5. **Build the APK**:
    – In Android Studio, go to ‘Build’ in the menu.
    – Choose ‘Build Bundle(s) / APK(s)’ and then ‘Build APK(s)’.
    – Android Studio will compile the project and generate an APK file.

    6. **Locate the APK**:
    – After the build is complete, you can find the APK in the `output` folder within the `build` directory of your project.

    7. **Testing**:
    – It’s important to test the APK on actual devices or emulators to ensure it works as expected.

    8. **Signing the APK** (Optional for Personal Use, Mandatory for Play Store):
    – If you plan to distribute the app, you’ll need to sign the APK with a keystore.
    – Android Studio provides a wizard to guide you through the signing process.

    9. **Distribute or Install the APK**:
    – For personal use, you can directly install the APK on your device.
    – For distribution, you might want to upload it to the Google Play Store or other platforms, following their respective guidelines.

    Remember, you should only build APKs from source code that you have the right to use and distribute. If the GitHub repository is not your own or doesn’t have an open-source license, ensure you have permission from the owner.

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