🔨 Build & Config

Building is pretty straight forward. The easiest way is to open the project in Android Studio.

Multiplatform

Since kitshn is a Kotlin Multiplatform project, installing the Kotlin Multiplatform plugin for Android Studio is recommended: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/14936-kotlin-multiplatform

To test and build for iOS and iPad OS, macOS is required.

You can build Desktop binaries on Linux and Windows by running ./gradlew[.bat] :composeApp:package*, where * can be one of the following:

• AppImage: creates a binary
• Msi creates a installer for Windows systems
• Deb creates a package for Linux systems supporting the .deb package format
• Rpm creates a package for Linux systems supporting the .rpm package format

kitshn.properties

Consider changing the kitshn.properties.

about.github=https://www.github.com/aimok04/kitshn
about.github.new.issue=https://www.github.com/aimok04/kitshn/issues/new
about.contact.website=https://kitshn.app
about.contact.mailto=contact@kitshn.app
about.apple.appstore=https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kitshn-for-tandoor/id6740168361

# default kitshn crash receiver running on a cloudflare worker
acra.http.uri=https://acra.kitshn.app/report/
acra.http.basic.auth.login=PDEogxtl3k4LMCnH
acra.http.basic.auth.password=zmeLkKkJvsnwdrHA

# default kitshn share wrapper
share.wrapper.url=https://x.kitshn.app/#

# funding api running on a cloudflare worker
funding.api=https://funding-api.kitshn.app
funding.kofi=https://ko-fi.com/aimok04

# iOS timer shortcut details
ios.timer.shortcut.link=https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/553d5017e07f4aebb79d7831d3f5f577
ios.timer.shortcut.name=kitshn -- Start Timer

# test
test.demo.url=http://kitshn.demo