wbpascal / proxerandroid

An Android App for Proxer.me.

Proxer.Me Android

What is this?

Proxer.Me Android is the official mobile client for the german Anime & Manga page Proxer.Me.
It features major functionalities including an anime player for various hosters and languages, a mobile-friendly manga reader, offline synchronized chat and much more.

Downloads

Google Play Store	Proxer App Store	Github
Download	Download	Download

Building yourself

After having installed the following tools:

• Git
• JDK
• Android SDK

You can run these commands:

• git clone https://github.com/proxer/ProxerAndroid
• cd ProxerAndroid

This app needs an API-key to work. You can request one from the administrators at Proxer. You then need to create a secrets.properties file in the root of the project with the following contents:

PROXER_API_KEY = YourApiKey

This app offers three variants to build: debug, release and logRelease.
It is strongly recommended to use the release variant as it is faster and does not log sensitive data.

Before building, generate a key for signing the app if you have none yet.
Add these fields to your secrets.properties file:

RELEASE_STORE_FILE = /path/to/the/keystore
RELEASE_STORE_PASSWORD = theKeystorePassword
RELEASE_KEY_ALIAS = theAlias
RELEASE_KEY_PASSWORD = thePasswordForThatAlias

You can then build the app by running:

# Linux
./gradlew assembleRelease

# Windows
gradlew.bat assembleRelease

You can find the app in the app/build/outputs/apk/release/ folder.
A direct install of the app is possible for phones connected to your pc by running:

# Linux
./gradlew installRelease

# Windows
gradlew.bat installRelease

If you want to build the app for testing purposes in the debug variant, run:

# Linux
./gradlew assembleDebug

# Windows
gradlew.bat assembleDebug

Screenshots

News	Anime List	Manga Reader

Media Detail	Instant Chat	Public Chat

Anime Stream List	Anime Player

Profile Overview	Profile Top Ten	Profile Media List

Contributions and contributors

A guide for contribution can be found here.

• @InfiniteSoul for implementing a persistent Navigation Drawer for tablets and UI improvements.