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@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
-# Android App (build via docker/podman)
+# Calender App
 
-The goal of this repo, is to create a container that can serve to produce an "empty android Application" (i.e `app.apk` file). 
-As such the philosophy is to keep the process "simple" as to now make the understanding too difficult.
+simple calender app
 
 ## usage
 
@@ -12,82 +11,7 @@ As such the philosophy is to keep the process "simple" as to now make the unders
 ./build-android-app.sh
 ```
 
-2. follow the configuration 
-3. upon success the apk file created is in app/result/app.apk and can be installed via `adb`
-```
-adb install -r app/result/app.apk 
-```
 
-## basic ideas
+## Screenshots
 
-* work within container (debian based image)
-* use Makefile as a build tool
-
-## benefits of this (compared to AndroidStudio)
-
-* no need to install rather bloated hell of software (i.e AndroidStudio) and all 
-* less hidding of internals (i.e Makefile allows to see how app.apk is made)
-* small app.apk file 
-* oftentimes faster compile time (as compared with AndroidStudio Gradle builds)
-* quick "webview" which can serve as starting point for people that can to PWA and websites
-* Assisted initial configuration provides access to configure almost all types of [Android app permissions](app/.Makefile.scripts/make--app-config.sh#L127)
-* no need to have Kotlin, Gradle setup 
-/
-## basic info
-
-This repo should allow to generate an empty "android app". by simply cloning this repo and
-```
-./build-android-app.sh
-```
-It does so via:
-
-1. building a container (in any of the runtime/daemons it finds: i.e. docker,podman,etc..)
-2. running this container having the `./app` folder being mounted within as `/app`
-3. executing the [`app/Makefile`](app/Makefile) which will then:
-4. either work with the configuration stored in an `app/app-config.sh` in case such file exists or
-5. if not go through a `whiptail` text menu wizzard to configure a new empty app. (Makefile recipe: `./app-config.sh`)
-6. it will then download the required android sdk files as necessary (Makefile recipe: `./android-sdk/installed`)
-7. go through the further steps to setup the blank app.
-
-
-
-## files and purpose
-
-Upon `clone` of this repo the `app` folder is setup with these files:
-```
-# The (GNU) Makefile which...
-app/Makefile
-# ... has recipes that call scripts in folder....
-app/.Makefile.scripts
-# .. which creates an `app-config.sh`, a file to keep
-# the configuration (app name,lable,api-levels,permissions etc)...
-app/.Makefile.scripts/make--app-config.sh
-# .. which creates an `AndroidManifest.xml`
-app/.Makefile.scripts/make--AndroidManifest.xml
-# .. which creates an `AppActivity.java` file (which just setup a Webview and loads `assets/index.html`)
-app/.Makefile.scripts/make--AppActivity.java.sh
-# .. which installs the necessary Android SDK in the correct versions
-app/.Makefile.scripts/make--android-sdk.sh
-app/assets
-# the index.html file 
-app/assets/index.html
-app/res
-app/res/drawable
-# the icon of the app
-app/res/drawable/appicon.xml
-```
-
-Upon further `./build-android-app.sh` execution more folders will appear
-```
-# a folder in which the Android-sdk stuff (installed via sdkmanager) is stored
-android-sdk  
-# folders used during build...
-# ... for temporary files 
-bin/
-obj/
-result/
-# app configuration resulting from text whiptail menu
-app-config.sh
-# the Manifest file as resulted from data from app-config.sh
-AndroidManifest.xml 
-```
+![screenshot of calender app](screenshots/screenshot.01.avif)
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