Build Civilian ATAK on Each Team Member's System

[andrewjc2000]

Before proceeding with any other work, each team member should establish a development environment in which source files for the plugin code can easily be manipulated, and the current plugin can be loaded in and interacted with in a simulated environment running ATAK.

The following completion criteria must be met for each team member:

• All prerequisite tools, including Gradle and Android Studio in most cases, must be installed
• A development environment is established in which one can edit and add source files to a locally cloned version of the Plugin
• A run configuration is established in which one can run a simulated version of ATAK on a simulated mobile Android device, and the team member can easily interface with the simulated device on their machine, and load the plugin into said simulated environment

Current Progress:

Andrew:

• Gradle & Android Studio/Analogous Dev. tools Installed
• Repo cloned and source files editable without issues
• Plugin can be built and loaded into simulated ATAK environment

Jack:

• Gradle & Android Studio/Analogous Dev. tools Installed
• Repo cloned and source files editable without issues
• Plugin can be built and loaded into simulated ATAK environment

Nestor:

• Gradle & Android Studio/Analogous Dev. tools Installed
• Repo cloned and source files editable without issues
• Plugin can be built and loaded into simulated ATAK environment

Rachel:

• Gradle & Android Studio/Analogous Dev. tools Installed
• Repo cloned and source files editable without issues
• Plugin can be built and loaded into simulated ATAK environment

Roye:

• Gradle & Android Studio/Analogous Dev. tools Installed
• Repo cloned and source files editable without issues
• Plugin can be built and loaded into simulated ATAK environment