Alternative download source to Playstore

[IzzySoft]

With your app being open source, would you mind publishing the .apk e.g. here at Github, so folks without Playstore access can try it out? Thanks in advance!

[agusibrahim]

Link to APK https://github.com/agusibrahim/Android-Web-Inspector/blob/master/WebInspector_ai.apk or https://www.dropbox.com/s/mjf9s4gp9eoe9kx/WebInspector_ai.apk?dl=0

[IzzySoft]

Thanks, Agus! Can now be installed using the F-Droid client and my repository, see here. If you remember to update the .apk here as well on the next release, the update will be grabbed automatically. In case one day you decide to instead place the .apk with your tags/releases (see Creating Releases in the Github help), please drop me a note (e.g. by updating this issue once more).

By the way: What license is your app using?

[agusibrahim]

Ya, i'm forget about release feature. Use GPL v2.0 license
Can f-droid build app from my source code (from github)? i'm using old computer, This's wasting my time

[IzzySoft]

Use GPL v2.0 license

Thanks! Will add that ASAP.

Can f-droid build app from my source code

You can request that (GitLab account needed). For it to be processed, it must comply with the inclusion citeria. I myself am not a member of F-Droid staff (I run my own, compatible repository which can be used with their app) – and I can not build apps myself, sorry. But I guess some of the CI tools supported by Github could be used for that; not being an Android developer myself, I cannot say for sure, or how to set it up.

[agusibrahim]

i think fdroid can do that, like Adobe PhoneGap Build. Btw thnx for explaination :)

[IzzySoft]

Well, yes: the final answer they will know. Doesn't hurt to "apply" 😉

[IzzySoft]

@agusibrahim do you still maintain this app? Last release is almost 2 years past now…

[agusibrahim]

no, I don't have time to maintain it.

[IzzySoft]

I understand. Thanks for your answer!