/Nuts

an android code editor, compatible with AIDE :D

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Nuts

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an android code editor, compatible with AIDE :D

Note

this repo may have come in contact or contain peanuts

feats

uses Rosemoe's sora-editor version 0.3.0 library that I ported to AIDE:D

thats pretty much it for now:v

feats i wanna add

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  • code editor
  • fold code blocks
  • file manager
  • all the basic file managing system plus... file lists ui like github, navigate folders as u type the path, view md files directly on file lists
  • git system -ui for git status, view staged and unstaged diffs, list commits, view commit diffs, and maybe a terminal
  • project management
  • connect different files together in a directory
  • interpreter
  • translate java lambda to lower java versions

if u wanna contribute

no androidx and appcompat no java 8 or above no stuffs only android studio supports

dont know how?

Tip

make an issue, ill help u somehow:D

project structure

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app
- src
  - main
    - java
      - imo
        - nuts
          - app.java # handles crash
          - debug.java # handles crash
          - MainActivity.java
    - res
    - AndroidManifest.xml


assets   # not connected to project
libs   # connected using build.gradle

commit message guides i use

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prefixes:

  • feat: add, remove or improve a feature
  • fix: fix a bug or something unwanted, obviously
  • refactor: for only improving code readability.

i also add these before prefixes:

  • ● meaning 'its stable at this point in time'
  • ! means breaking change

and probably this after commit message:

  • ; noting theres more description for the commit message

Examples:

  • feat: add chop() method for potato
  • fix: crash when chopping a potatoes
  • refactor: organize imports and format Potato class
  • ● feat: edit ReadMe.md as for my last commit
  • !feat: replace all java files with kotlin
  • feat: nothing just a long ahh message that cant fit as commit title;\n\n refactor: organize imports

i might also use other prefixes like docs:, style:, test:
but for the sake of simplicity i mainly use those:D