The goal of this project is to create an SMS/MMS app that has full support for all of the features that users love, is based on material design, and supports a strong end-to-end encryption version of a tablet/desktop messenger that sends messages through your personal phone number.
Check out Pulse on the Play Store or the app's website for a more comprehensive overview of the app's features, platforms, and functionality!
Many other Pulse platforms are also open source (all but the backend). If you would like to take a look at them, you can find them on Klinker Apps GitHub.
This repo is almost ready to go, right out of the box. There are just two properties files that you need
to create for the build process to succeed: api_keys.properties and keystore.properties.
You'll need to set up a few different API keys. Rename the api_keys.properties.example
file to api_keys.properties. This alone will get the build working and might be perfectly fine for your usage.
If you are using a self-built version of the app on a daily basis, then you might want to put in a few of your own API keys, rather than the public ones I have available. Please see the notes at the top of the file to learn more.
Whether you are going to make a release build of the app or not, you will need to copy the keystore.properties.example
file to keystore.properties. If you aren't going to make a release build for anything, just leave it as is.
If you are going to make a release build, you will need to add your keystore to the repo and fill in fields outlined by that file.
Contributions are welcome!
- If you just want to report a bug or file a feature request, I have a centralized issues repo for tracking issues/requests across all of Pulse's platforms. Please file the issue there.
- Any other contributions can just go through the Pull Requests on this repo.
If you are looking to make a large change, it is probably best to discuss it with me first. Open up an issue, letting me know that this is something that you would like to make a PR for, and I will tell you if it is something I would consider integrating into the app. Even if it ends up being something I do not think would work in a wide-release to all of my users, it is still something that you can add and use yourself!
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