[BUG] Missing Gradle files

[fillwithjoy1]

I've looked through the repo project files and cannot find gradlew and gradlew.bat (there's also more but I don't know which others are missing btw)

These 2 files are important for building an android app, as github can then automate that. Say someone has a PR that needs to be tested with the APK, with these files it can be built quickly for you to test and approve. Please look into this :)

[nvllz]

Hi, I saw that you've forked this repo and decided to drop some of my ideas. Since I wasn't sure if you were interested in making changes to the application, and I couldn't access the Issues tab in your repository, I posted these tickets here. Sorry for reaching out like this, but I couldn't find another way. If you are really interested in developing Noterly further, please consider them.

[fillwithjoy1]

Hi, I saw that you've forked this repo and decided to drop some of my ideas. Since I wasn't sure if you were interested in making changes to the application, and I couldn't access the Issues tab in your repository, I posted these tickets here. Sorry for reaching out like this, but I couldn't find another way. If you are really interested in developing Noterly further, please consider them.

Hi @nvllz,
I actually would love to look into developing Noterly further but I have a few issues right now,
The biggest one is that I don't know how to build the app just yet so I cannot test it 😭😭
Also the fork I made is only to fix a simple issue, but maybe later down I'll make a fork to continue development.

[tomc128]

Hey! I've just wrote a quick update in the discussions board for the project. I will look into adding these files into version control when I can, in the meantime, would running flutter create . --platforms=android generate these?

[fillwithjoy1]

Hey! I've just wrote a quick update in the discussions board for the project. I will look into adding these files into version control when I can, in the meantime, would running flutter create . --platforms=android generate these?

Yup, that works

[fillwithjoy1]

alright but using flutter run on the project directory causes this issue

[tomc128]

You'll need to either install an Android emulator (using android studio) or use a physical android device (with usb debugging enabled). It should then show in the list and vscode will ask you when running