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Adding replays to the Android app and releasing updates

1. Adding files to the project

  • Place the json files into the /wehe/src/main/assets folder

2. Adding replay to the app

  • If the app does not have an icon uploaded, add the image to wehe/src/main/res/drawable
  • Icons for ports:
    • Created in MS Paint on 512 x 512 px canvas
    • Font: Arial
    • Font size: 135 for number, 60 for description
    • Port number and description both center aligned
    • Bottom of number is 216 px from the top of the canvas
    • Top of the description is 296 px from the top of the canvas
  • Open /wehe/src/main/assets/apps_list.json and either add a new entry or edit an existing one
  • apps_list.json contains apps in alphabetical order, followed by small port and large port replays

Replay format:

    {
      "name": "Spotify", 
      "size": 8, //size of one replay, in megabytes (MB), should be an integer
      "time": 15, //time to run one replay, in seconds, should be an integer
      "image": "spotify", //image name, without extension
      "datafile": "Spotify.pcap_client_all.json", //original replay file name
      "randomdatafile": "SpotifyRandom_01042019.pcap_client_all.json", //random replay file name
      "category": <"VIDEO" | "MUSIC" | "CONFERENCING" | "SMALL_PORT" | "LARGE_PORT">, //depends on the tab the app/port is displayed on
      "englishOnly": true, //for apps that appear only in the English version
      "frenchOnly": true //for apps that appear only in the French version
    }

3. Releasing an update for internal testing

  1. Open /wehe/build.gradle and bump the versionCode value by 1
  2. Make sure the versionName value is the same as the one in the iOS app
  3. Go to Build > Generate Signed Bundle / APK... > Next
  4. Fill out the fields for Key store path, Key store password, Key alias, and Key password using the existing credentials
  5. Uncheck the Export encrypted key for ... option, if one exists
  6. Click Next > release > Finish. Do note the destination directory that is displayed at the top
  7. The new APK will probably be placed in /wehe/release/wehe-release.aab
  8. Go to the Google Play Console page to publish an update
  9. Click on Wehe in the table
  10. In the menu on the left, Setup > Internal app sharing
  11. Click the link under the Manage uploaders section
  12. Click Upload, and upload the wehe-release.aab file
  13. The link can be copied by clicking the icon to the right of the current version