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 Android studio

Download Android studio

 To use this project you need to download the android studio on your computer first you need to visit this link (click button bellow) then click the button "DOWNLOAD ANDROID STUDIO" (check video bellow ) to get the current version for your system

Install Android studio 

After Download the Android Studio you need to install it on your computer/Mac Check the video bellow and follow it step by step

Open Project in Android studio 

Now you need to open the  Android Studio and open the project .

Config Android Project

After Download , install and open the project on Android Studio , now you need to config your source code and make it ready by change package name config firebase, etc.

Change the package name 

Every Android Application on Google Play has a unique package name (unique id) , for this application too we need to use a unique package name , for that you need to choose a unique package name (ApplicationId) with three part for example : com.companyname.appname , now to change you package name follow the video bello :


Please note

  •  The only special characters allowed on package name its underscore.
  •  Don't change the "com" part on package name .
  • Google will not allow you to change the package name after publish the app on google play.

Firebase Configuration 

After Change package name now you need to config the firebase (firebase its a google service used to send notification and to allow the application login with google accounts)


Please note
  •  Don't try to generate APK without config firebase.
  •  Don't try To sync the project without config firebase.

Change the application icons

To change the application logo 
Go to :

Change the application colors 

To change the application colors 
Go to :
Android App>res>values>colors.xml

Change Admob IDs 
To change the Admob IDs 
Go to :
Android App>res>values>strings.xml
And change the Admob IDs there :

// google admob id
<string name="ads_id">ca-app-pub-3940256099942544~3347511713</string>
//benner_ads_id
<string name="benner_ads_id">ca-app-pub-3940256099942544/6300978111</string>

Change the policy privacy url

To Change the policy privacy url 
Go to :
Android App>assets>policy.html


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