Juzidian is a Chinese-English dictionary for Android, targeted at English- speaking learners of Mandarin Chinese.

Juzidian is free software, licensed under the GPLv3.

See http://www.juzidian.org/ for more details.

• Java 1.7 JDK
• Gradle 1.6
• Android SDK (Platform API 16, Platform-tools 16.0.2, Build Tools 17)
• Git (rev-parse)
• WenQuanYi Zen Hei font
• Maven 3.1

• Initialise submodules for Ormlite fork:

  $ git submodule init;
  git submodule update

• Install Ormlite fork to local mvn repository:

  $ mvn -f ormlite-core/pom.xml clean install;
  mvn -f ormlite-jdbc/pom.xml clean install;
  mvn -f ormlite-android/pom.xml clean install

• Create a file called 'local.properties' and set the 'sdk.dir' property to the location of your Android SDK installation directory, eg:

  $ echo "sdk.dir=$HOME/android-sdk-linux" > local.properties

• Build Juzidian APK:

  $ gradle assembleDebug

To build a signed release APK, define the "ANDROID_KEYSTORE" environment variable to point to a Java keystore file and run:

$ gradle assembleRelease

You will be prompted for keystore and key pass phrases.

Install the built APK on to a connected Android device:

$ gradle installDebug

or

$ gradle installRelease

Dictionary data will be downloaded automatically when Juzidian starts up. To skip this download step the data can be manually built and pushed to the device. See org.juzidian.build.datagen/README for details about dictionary data generation and publishing. Once dictionary data has been generated, copy it to a connected Android device with:

$ adb push org.juzidian.build.datagen/build/juzidian_dictionary.db \
/data/data/org.juzidian.android/juzidian-dictionary.db

Note: Data installation requires adb root access on the device.

Build profiles allow easy switching between different build configurations. Each build profile is defined in a Gradle script with a .profile extension. To build using a specific build profile, set the "profile" property via a Gradle "-P" argument. If no profile is specified then the "default" profile is used.

For example, to build the Juzidian APK using the "dev" profile, use:

$ gradle -Pprofile=dev build

To setup Eclipse projects with correct natures and class paths, run

$ gradle eclipse;\
gradle -p buildSrc eclipse;\
gradle -c datagen-settings.gradle eclipse

and then import all projects into Eclipse from the project root directory.