An attempt to run fcitx5 on Android.

Jenkins:

GitHub:

• Virtual Keyboard (layout not customizable yet)
• Expandable candidate view
• Clipboard management (plain text only)
• Theming (custom color scheme and background image)
• Popup preview on key press
• Long press popup keyboard for convenient symbol input
• Symbol and Emoji picker

• Customizable keyboard layout
• More input methods

拼音, Material Light theme, key border enabled	自然码双拼, Pixel Dark theme, key border disabled

Emoji picker, Pixel Light theme, key border enabled	Symbol picker, Material Dark theme, key border disabled

Trello kanban: https://trello.com/b/gftk6ZdV/kanban

Matrix Room: https://matrix.to/#/#fcitx5-android:mozilla.org

Discuss on Telegram: https://t.me/+hci-DrFVWUM3NTUx (@fcitx5_android originally)

• Android SDK Platform & Build-Tools 33.
• Android NDK (Side by side) 25 & CMake 3.22.1, they can be installed using SDK Manager in Android Studio or sdkmanager command line. Note: NDK 21 & 22 are confirmed not working with this project.
• KDE/extra-cmake-modules
• GNU Gettext >= 0.20 (for msgfmt binary; or install appstream if you really have to use gettext <= 0.19.)

First, clone this repository and fetch all submodules:

git clone [email protected]:fcitx5-android/fcitx5-android.git
git submodule update --init --recursive

Install extra-cmake-modules from your distribution software repository:

# For Arch Linux (Arch has gettext in it's base meta package)
sudo pacman -S extra-cmake-modules
# For Debian/Ubuntu
sudo apt install extra-cmake-modules gettext

Install Android SDK Platform, Android SDK Build-Tools, Android NDK and cmake via SDK Manager in Android Studio:

Appropriate Android SDK with NDK is available in the development shell. The gradlew should work out-of-the-box, so you can install the app to your phone with ./gradlew installDebug after applying the patch mentioned above. For development, you may want to install the unstable version of Android Studio, and point the project SDK path to $ANDROID_SDK_ROOT defined in the shell. Notice that Android Studio may generate wrong local.properties which sets the SDK location to ~/Android/SDK (installed by SDK Manager). In such case, you need specify sdk.dir as the project SDK in that file manually, in case Android Studio sticks to the wrong global SDK.