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Edit apps.yaml and send us a pull request.
# This yaml file contains a document for every app. Separate them with 3 dashes
# (---). The order of app definitions doesn't matter, so please group them by
# author.
---
package: com.my.package.app # Required. IMPORTANT: This has to be equal to the
# package attribute in your app manifest
name: My App # Required. The display name of the app
author: me # The name of the author
desc: A cool little app # A short description
homepage: http://mysite.com # Where to find more information about the app
# The release section is required. It specifies where your app can be
# downloaded. There are several options:
# If your app is on github and the apk can be found in the releases section:
release:
# We will search for the newest release which has an apk asset.
# IMPORTANT: The release's title has to be equal to the version attribute in
# your app manifest. Add other information to the description.
type: github
# the two following 2 properties are used to construct the repo's url:
user: me
repo: my-cool-repo
# If you want to host the apks yourself:
release:
# Please host a yaml file together with your apk to describe the app version
# (see more below). This will allow you to release new versions without
# sending pull requests every time.
type: yaml
url: http://mysite.com/app.yamlIf you host the apks on your own server, please add a yaml file listing the apks available for download. Update it every time you release a new version of your app. The syntax of this file:
# This file would be available at http://mysite.com/app.yaml
# You can add several app versions to this file (separate them with 3 dashes).
# IMPORTANT: The newest release has to be on top.
# Please use a different url for every new apk you upload.
---
version: "1.0" # Required. IMPORTANT: This has to be equal
# to the version attribute in your app
# manifest.
url: http://mysite.com/app-1.0.apk # Required. An absolute url to the apk file.
# The filename should contain the app's
# version.
date: 2000-01-01T00:00:00Z # The release date
desc: Fixed a few bugs # A short description of this release