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# NjangiHub — Android App (Capacitor project)
This is a ready-to-build Capacitor Android project wrapping your Njangi Credit
Union web app (`www/index.html`) as a native Android app, targeting the
Google Play Store.
App ID: `com.techbridgehub.njangi`
App Name: NjangiHub
## Fastest path: build the APK in the cloud with GitHub Actions (no install needed)
This project includes a ready-made workflow at
`.github/workflows/build-apk.yml` that builds a debug APK automatically —
no Android Studio, no local setup.
1. Create a new repo on GitHub (public or private, doesn't matter) —
e.g. `njangihub-android`.
2. Push this project to it:
```
cd njangi-app
git init
git add .
git commit -m "Initial NjangiHub Android project"
git branch -M main
git remote add origin
github.com
git push -u origin main
```
3. On GitHub, go to your repo → **Actions** tab. The "Build Android APK"
workflow will already be running (it triggers automatically on push).
Wait ~2–3 minutes for it to finish (green check ✅).
4. Click into the finished run → scroll to **Artifacts** → download
**NjangiHub-debug-apk**. Unzip it — that's your `.apk` file.
5. Send that `.apk` to any Android phone (WhatsApp, email, USB, Google
Drive) and install it directly — this works for testing right away,
no Play Store needed.
If you ever change `Njangi_Credit_Union_App2.html`, just replace
`njangi-app/www/index.html` with the new version, commit, and push again —
Actions rebuilds automatically.
**Note:** this produces a *debug* APK — perfect for testing and sharing
with your njangi members directly. For the actual **Google Play Store**
submission you need a *signed release* build (see below) — I can extend
this workflow to produce that too once you're ready, using a signing
keystore stored as a GitHub secret.
## Alternative: build locally with Android Studio (10–15 minutes)
1. **Install Android Studio** (if you don't have it):
developer.android.com
2. **Unzip …