Android App for smsforall.org

How to get started with smsforall.org

There are different ways to get started here:

1. Host your own server(Rails API) and Client Application(React) if you have technical knowledge in Web Development
2. Register an account in https://app.smsforall.org and get familiar with the system

About option 1, I'll be publishing a video soon about how to connect all the pieces in development, stay tuned for that!

Do you want to build your own version of smsforall.org?

I'm planning to create some videos for that purpose, but in the meanwhile,

How to set up the project locally?

1. Clone the repo
2. Open Android Studio
3. Configure your Backend API according to your needs, in this https://github.com/heridev/sms-mobile-hub/blob/main/gradle.properties#L24 file
4. Create a new Firebase project in the console and after that create a new SDK app, by following some steps like this
5. Then Download your Firebase credentials(google-services.json) and place them within the app folder and the file will look like this app/google-services.json
6. Rebuild the project without errors(sync project option)
7. Generate the APK selecting the variant(prodDebug)
8. Upload it into a public hosting provider such as Google Drive, AWS S3, etc
9. Install it on your Android Device Get access to your React Application in development so you can get a new activation pin.

Would you like to install the latest APK app on Android?

Please visit the following site for more details https://smsforall.org/download/

or you can download them directly from the following S3 bucket: https://smsforall-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/smsforall-v1.3.apk

You can also download the source code and build your own APK version with your own API and Web Client, here are the other repositories for that matter:

• [Rails Backend API](https://github.com/heridev/smsforall-rails-api]
• React app application for https://app.smsforall.org

API request

For all the HTTP requests Retrofit 2 it's been utilized

Would you like to create a new version?

1. Update the version variables:

• versionCode — A positive integer used as an internal version number.
• versionName — A string used as the version number shown to users.

within app/build.gradle 2. Create a new tag with it eg:

git tag -a v1.2 -m "Generates release app bundle with versionCode 2 and versionName 1.2"

3. Push the new tag

git push origin v1.2

Main features of the Android Application

• Receiving and intercepting SMS messages
• Full integration with Firebase
• Sending messages

Rails Backend API for https://api.smsforall.org

https://github.com/heridev/smsforall-rails-api

React app application for https://app.smsforall.org

https://github.com/heridev/smsforall-react-app