Compile WoWonder Messenger
Budget: £10 – £20 GBP
I already own a fully-licensed copy of the WoWonder social networking script as well as the official Android Messenger source code. The server, database, and web version are all up and running, so what I need now is a clean compile of the mobile client with only the basic setup and configuration that WoWonder recommends in its documentation.
Here is what I expect:
• Import the provided Android Studio project, point the API URLs to my live domain, and adjust the package name, app name, and icon so the branding matches the website.
• Set up Firebase services (notifications, analytics, crashlytics) using the JSON file I’ll supply.
• Build a release-signed APK/AAB ready for Play Store submission and a debug build for internal testing.
• Send back the full, compiled project folder and a brief text file that notes every setting you touched so I can repeat the process later.
No server work is needed, and no advanced feature development is required—just a dependable, reproducible compile that follows WoWonder’s standard guide. If you have compiled this app before, the task should be quick; if not, the documentation makes the flow straightforward.
Once I can install the app, log in with an existing account, and send/receive messages without crashes, the job is complete.
Here is what I expect:
• Import the provided Android Studio project, point the API URLs to my live domain, and adjust the package name, app name, and icon so the branding matches the website.
• Set up Firebase services (notifications, analytics, crashlytics) using the JSON file I’ll supply.
• Build a release-signed APK/AAB ready for Play Store submission and a debug build for internal testing.
• Send back the full, compiled project folder and a brief text file that notes every setting you touched so I can repeat the process later.
No server work is needed, and no advanced feature development is required—just a dependable, reproducible compile that follows WoWonder’s standard guide. If you have compiled this app before, the task should be quick; if not, the documentation makes the flow straightforward.
Once I can install the app, log in with an existing account, and send/receive messages without crashes, the job is complete.