Antox is an Android client for Tox. It aims to bring the full multimedia support Tox offers to your device, although it's still currently in heavy development. Antox is built on current design guidelines, and is both fast and fluid. Support for stickers, geo-location, and other various services offered by other competeting applications are currently being decided upon. Once ready, Antox will be available on Google Play and on F-Droid.

###Want to get Antox on Google Play?

1. Join the Google+ Alpha testing page here.
2. Join the Google Play Alpha group here
3. Download the app here

###Known to work on

###Getting Started With Antox

• Download https://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/studio.html
• In Android Studio, go to Help>Check For Updates. As of writing, the latest AS is 0.5.1
• In Android Studio again, go to Tools>Android>SDK Manager. Make sure you're using the latest SDK tools and SDK Build tools (22.6 and 19.0.3 respectively as of writing)
• To import the project, go to File>Import Project. Select the build.gradle file in the root of the antox folder
• Connect your phone in developer mode and click Run in Android Studio. It will install antox on to your phone and run it automatically.

###Submitting Pull Requests

• We ask that all pull requests are well documented so that we may better understand your commits. Requests that lack documentation may be rejected.

###Submitting Bug Reports When submitting a bug report, please include the following:-

• Phone Model
• Android Verison
• Custom ROM?
• Error report (please give as much information as possible, not just a couple lines from logcat)

###What Is Currently Working

• Sending friend requests
• Receiving friend requests
• Profile, Settings and About Activities
• Friends list updates when a friend comes online / goes offline, or changes their other details at all.

###TODO We now use Producteev, a web-based task management system to better keep track of all the needed changes. To get an invite, please send an email to mark [at] tox [dot] im

###Screenshots of progress

The Android robot is reproduced or modified from work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License.