Calculate your evening beer requirements...
This repo is for personal use. Your welcome to checkout the Beeralator but it is a work in progress
by a complete beginner, and may contain bugs. The following executables can be found in the "Releases" section.
You should be able to build Beeralator.apk by using the command...
git clone https://github.com/jacktenor/Beeralator
Then from the Android Studio welcome screen choose "Open an Existing Project".
Navigate to and highlight the "beeralator_apk_source" directory that's inside the "Beeralator" directory you cloned.
Click "ok" and after it's imported use the build menu to build it.
I'm sure there's a better way but that worked for me.
I used Ubuntu to build the Beeralator console program for Linux by running the command...
g++ -static LinuxBeeralator.cpp -o beeralator
from within the project directoty.
For Armhf
arm-linux-gnueabi-g++ -static LinuxBeeralator.cpp -o beeralator
For Arm64
aarch64-linux-gnu-g++ -static LinuxBeeralator.cpp -o beeralator
For Windows I used these two commands...
i686-w64-mingw32-windres icon2.rc -O coff -o icon2.res
i686-w64-mingw32-g++ -static WindowsBeeralator.cpp icon2.res -o Beeralator.exe
icon2.rc contents point to the icon, for example: id ICON "/path/to/beer2.ico".
Using Windows with Msys2 I used these two commands...
windres icon2.rc -O coff -o icon2.res
g++ -static WindowsBeeralator.cpp icon2.res -o Beeralator.exe
The .deb file places beeralator in /usr/bin and a beeralator.desktop file
in /usr/share/applications as well as beer2.ico in /usr/share/icons. This should add a menu entry
and icon. Only tested on Linux Mint 20.1.
Download the file then "cd ~/Downloads" and "sudo dpkg -i beeralator.1.0-1.deb".
I know very little about all this so if anyone can improve on this please do.
