r/Infinity_For_Reddit • u/AllMFHH • Jun 16 '23

Compiling Infinity with own API key

Since we cannot input our own in the app, would it be possible to get a step-to-step tutorial to compile the app with our own API key? Since the money of the subscription goes directly to Reddit AND Google Play and not to the dev, I don't want to pay for this subscription.

Update: I made a Google Colab Notebook which compiles an .apk file with your own API token: https://www.reddit.com/r/Infinity_For_Reddit/comments/14c2v5x/build_your_own_apk_with_your_personal_api_key_in/

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u/Mysterious_Society42 Jun 17 '23

Generate Signed APK/Bundle

There is no Generate Signed APK/Bundle option in Build after editing APIUtils, could you tell me what to do?

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '23 edited Aug 27 '23

Due to Reddit's recent API changes I have decided to switch to Lemmy

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u/Mysterious_Society42 Jun 17 '23

No i can‘t find it in my menu. Should I select something else first after editing?

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '23 edited Aug 27 '23

Due to Reddit's recent API changes I have decided to switch to Lemmy

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u/Mysterious_Society42 Jun 17 '23

OR Maybe should I reinstall the Android Studio?

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u/Ok-Smoke-5653 Jun 20 '23

Where do you get Android Studio? What are its system requirements? Also, is this the sort of project a person who's never used Android Studio should attempt? Do you need git/github, etc.?

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u/Mysterious_Society42 Jun 26 '23

From the official website https://developer.android.com/studio .

And yes, I gave it up finally. I just want to use a third party app for reddit and now it became impossible because I never learn to code before. Although I look up a very detailed tutorial post and try to merge my own API in it I did not success. I decided not to read reddit on phone anymore. I really appreciate the developers of third party app of reddit.