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by jobe
Added file INSTALL and updated README |
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The easiest way to test DroidCouch is to create a new Eclipse project and run the test client |
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If you don't already have Eclipse and the latest Android SDK, please install them. |
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See http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing.html for details. |
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You also need a CouchDB server that you can access via HTTP. It can be either remote or local. |
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See http://couchdb.apache.org/ for details on how to install CouchDB. |
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Installation: |
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1. Use menu alternative File -> New project -> Other -> Android project -> Specify from existing source. |
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2. Browse to the directory you checked out from GitHub and select it. |
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3. Use default values for everything |
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Note: if you intend to run on a real phone, please specify a compatible SDK version. |
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Currently we default to SDK 1.5, which works for most phones currently on the market. |
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4. Change the file TestClient.java |
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Find the line: //String HOST = "ADD_YOUR_OWN_COUCHDB_SERVER_HERE"; |
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and add a valid URL to your own server. Note that the URL should end with a forward slash. |
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5. Try running the project using "Debug as -> Android project" |
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If everything works, you will see the test application in the emulator. |
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After a few seconds, it should then display: All tests passed! |
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Good luck! |
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