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AntennaPod
This is the official repository of AntennaPod, a podcast manager for Android.
License
AntennaPod is licensed under the MIT License. You can read the license text in the LICENSE file.
Dependencies
The AntennaPod app has the following dependencies:
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Android support library v4, already included in the libs directory
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flattr4j, already included in the libs directory
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Apache Commons Lang, already included in the libs directory
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Gridlayout from the support v7 library
ActionBarSherlock, ViewPagerIndicator and Gridlayout are not included in the repository. In order to build the app, you have to add them as a library project. I am currently using Ant to build the project, but I think I am going to switch to Maven soon to make the build process more convenient.
Flattr API
AntennaPod accesses the flattr API for flattring podcasts. In order to gain access, a client ID and a client secret is required, which you can get by registering a new app on the flattr website. The official API credentials have been excluded from the public source code. In order to successfully build the project, a java class called FlattrConfig with two fields containing the credentials has to be created in src/de/danoeh/antennapod/util/flattr . You can also use the file called FlattrConfig.java.example to do that. If you leave the two fields blank, everything except the authentication process will work.