pseusys / silentiummorsemessenger

Silentium Morse Messenger

Silentium Morse Messenger is a messenger, focusing on usage of Morse code.

Silentium can be used for sending messages (as well as storing text notes) without looking at keyboard. Messages, sent via Silentium can be received encoded with Morse code too (via sounds, vibrations and flashlight).

Additional Silentium features:

1. Morse code vocabulary (interactiveness and learning exercises are yet to come!)
2. Morse keyboard that can be used system-wide with any other application

Building

Required steps:

• Java version
  Java version required to build: 11

• Gradle version
  Gradle version required to build: 7.4
  Gradle 'wrapper' task is configured to install correct version if wrapper jar is present

• Google Services configuration JSON
  File is required for app to build, must be located at ./app/google-services.json

NB! If launched on emulator, application requires image with bundled Google Play Services.

NB! Application instance should be added to Firebase Console for Google SignIn using.

Additional file that has to be present for building ./firebase.properties
It should have following structure:

web.key=[Cloud Messaging API (Legacy) Server Key]

Cloud Messaging API (Legacy) Server Key can be found in firebase settings

Command that should be used for building: gradle buildRelease (or gradle buildDebug for debug)

Instrumental Testing

Additional file that has to be present for instrumental testing ./test.properties
It should have following structure:

auth.number=+XYYYYYYYYYY
auth.code=ZZZZZZ

where:
+XYYYYYYYYYY is a phone number for testing (defined in firebase project)
ZZZZZZ is a verification code for testing (defined in firebase project)

Command that should be used for instrumental testing: gradle connectedDebugAndroidTest

Unit Testing

Command that should be used for unit testing: gradle testDryUnitTest