martoreto/aauto-sdk

Unofficial Android Auto SDK

aauto-sdk

This was an unofficial SDK for Android Auto.

Google asked me to take it down, citing the resulting abuse.

XDA Thread: https://forum.xda-developers.com/android-auto/android-auto-general/unofficial-android-auto-sdk-custom-apps-t3693708

aauto-sdk's Issues

Allow building project as a dependency in Android Studio

Hi, i found out about this repo in your XDA dev thread, and i'd like to tinker with it. I think this project has a lot of potential, and i also have some ideas on how to enhance the Android Auto experience. However i am having some difficulties. Since the WAZE apk you bundled has some bugs, i need to use the new one - But i cant build it in Android Studio. Any idea what is wrong?

Also i'd like to know how i can use the local aauto-sdk with https://github.com/martoreto/aauto-sdk-demo instead of getting the version from the repo.

Thanks!

Question: Does the app with this SDK included violate Google Play distribution policy?

SDK uses unofficially released APIs which are available for some car manufacturers. It is called 'Custom apps' in https://designguidelines.withgoogle.com/android-auto/custom-apps/custom-app-anatomy.html

However it is not clear if using this SDK violates Google Play distribution policy for Android Auto.

Document "Unknown sources" requirement

Hi,

first of all: Awesome project! Great work! Love to be able to use this!

I manage to port a car-related app I was writing to AAuto with this by basing of aauto-sdk-demo. However, it only seems to work when using the simulated headunit supplied with the Android SDK. When attaching to my car, it simply does not show up in the OEM menu.
Although it should only be relevant to vendor channel, I tried changing the package name to one that is allowed by my infotainment system, still no luck.

Any ideas what could be the reason why it works in developer mode with the simulator but refuses to show up in the car?

Thank you!

can't find the offical auto sdk

Hello,could you tell me how to add offical auto sdk support
i can't find the offical auto sdk support library

Google, the master of the universe

Why didn't you keep the code somewhere else? If google asked to jump from a bridge would you do it too?

Resources should not be marked as private

Now for every resource used in projects, Android Studio emits warnings:

License

Just realized your repositories do not have any license associated with them. You might want to think about adding at least an MIT license, even if only to disclose liability.