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Update README with additional Android setup instructions
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Expand Up @@ -11,8 +11,22 @@ Install dependencies with `yarn` >= 14.15.0
3. Build and deploy to simulator `yarn ios` or device `yarn ios:device`

### Android
1. `yarn start` to start dev server
2. Build and deploy to simulator or device `yarn android`
1. Install a JDK:

1.1 Install JDK 1.8.0_x (1.7 = Java 7, 1.8 = Java 8, etc.) where x is the latest update number (currently 1.8.0_333). You can try a newer JDK but some dependencies might not compile properly.

1.2 Add a `JAVA_HOME` environment variable to your `~/.profile` or `~/bash_profile` set to your JDK folder. *eg.* `JAVA_HOME=/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.8_0_333.jdk/Contents/Home`

2. Google TapAndPay setup:

2.1 Google only makes this repository available if you have a TapAndPay dev account, we have one as a team so ask a team member to send you an ENCRYPTED email with a copy of the TapAndPay repository.

2.2 Create a `.m2/` directory somewhere (I put mine in the parent dir of the app root dir so I don't accidentally check it in) then copy the repository folder you received into the `.m2` folder so the path looks like `../.m2/repository/`.

2.3 From your home directory, open or create `~/.gradle/gradle.properties` and add `M2_REPOSITORY_URL=../../../.m2/repository` (or wherever you put yours, the path should be relative to `[app root]/android/app/build.gradle`).

3. `yarn start` to start dev server
4. Build and deploy to simulator or device `yarn android`

#### Accessing your local server
To make requests to your local server, first take your local BitPay server cert and copy it into `android/app/src/main/res/raw` folder in either .pem or .der format.
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1. In `src/contants/config.ts` change `APP_LOAD_STORY_BOOK=false` to `APP_LOAD_STORY_BOOK=true`
2. Run `yarn <platform>` ex: `yarn ios`. Since we set `APP_LOAD_STORY_BOOK=true`, this runs Storybook instead of your actual app.

## Integrations
To test integrations such as Braze, Dosh, etc. you will need to get API keys from another team member. Then create `.env.production` and `.env.development` in the app root by copying the `.env.template` contents and populating the values appropriately.

To switch to using dev or prod keys, run `yarn set:dev` or `yarn set:prod` respectively which will run replace scripts to populate these values into the appropriate build files, or run `yarn reset:dev` or `yarn reset:prod` to reset values.

## Deeplinking
Test deeplinking via command line with these commands (note: ampersand must be escaped for multiple params):

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