myron-s / scorecounter

Android app. Score Counter + 🎲 will help you easily keep score in any games, sports or other activities.

Score Counter + 🎲 Android App

Having troubles to find a pen and paper at your fingertips when playing? Score Counter + 🎲 will help you easily keep score in any games.

Key features

• Easy to use
• Modern and simple design
• Suitable for any game. Multiple counters on one screen
• You can change the name, initial value, step and even color for any counter
• Can't find a dice? There are d6, d8, d20, and even d88 :)
• Shake to roll
• Dark theme will save your eyes in the evening :)
• No ads at all. NEVER

I 🖤 board games and appreciate your feedback. I regularly use this application for Carcassone, Star Realms or even UNO :)

If you have something to share (feedback, problems or requests), feel free to write at [email protected]. If you like this app, please leave a feedback. Thank you!

Screenshots

Contribution

If you have any ideas or feature requests, don't hesitate to reach out to me. Every contribution is welcome 😉

Development

To start working on the app yourself, you have to follow these steps

1. Clone the repository (or a fork of it). Follow the instructions here
2. The app uses Google Firebase, to be able to build it you need to:
   1. Create a Project on https://console.firebase.google.com/
   2. Download the google-services.json
   3. Place it in the projects app directory as shown on the firebase page
3. If you get an error related to signingConfigs go to your app\build.gradle and remove all settings related to signingConfigs since you do need to build signed releses of the app (alternatively create appropriate configs).
4. Open the project in Android Studio an start working
5. Send me a "pull request" from your repo - see instructions here

Helping Translate

If you want to help translate the App you can do this in multiple ways.

With Android Studio open any of the string.xml files in the res\values directory and add a new locale using the translation editor. Without Android Studio just create a values folder with the desired country code and translate in the xml file itself.

Don't forget to add your locale code to the resConfig setting in app\build.gradle (otherwise it wont be applied).

If you've never used git and not familiar with Android development, download this file and edit it using the text editor of your choice (notepad etc...) and just email your modified files to me.