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- Update BACKEND_BASE_URL to plugincompass.com:9445 - Add comprehensive authentication system (login, signup, logout) - Implement JWT token management with automatic refresh - Add plugin/app management API (CRUD operations) - Add session management for chat/builder - Update mobile UI with real backend integration - Add user account and usage tracking - Enable plugin loading and editing from backend - Fix module type for ES6 support
Plugin Compass Android (Capacitor)
This folder contains the Android app build for Plugin Compass. The app provides a native mobile experience with sign-in, onboarding, and plugin building features.
Features
- Native sign-in screen with email and OAuth options.
- Full onboarding flow with step-by-step guidance.
- Quick start prompts to help users get started.
- Reuses the existing web UI for builder and apps pages.
- Build via GitHub Actions.
How it works
- Sign-in: Custom mobile-first sign-in screen with email/password and OAuth buttons.
- Onboarding: 4-step onboarding flow introducing key features and quick start prompts.
- UI reuse: After onboarding, users access the builder and apps from the web UI.
- Local storage: Apps and preferences are saved using Capacitor Preferences.
Setup
- Install prerequisites (Node 18+, Android SDK).
- From this folder:
npm install. - Pull UI assets:
npm run prepare-ui. - Add Android platform:
npx cap add android. - Sync:
npx cap sync android.
Development
npm run buildprepares UI and syncs with Android.npx cap open androidopens Android Studio for development.
CI build
- GitHub Actions workflow:
.github/workflows/build-android-app.yml. - The action runs on
ubuntu-latest, sets up Java/Android SDK, and builds the APK.
Custom Mobile Index
The build script creates a custom index.html for mobile with:
- Loading screen with branded animation
- Sign-in screen (email/password + OAuth)
- Onboarding flow (4 steps with quick start prompts)
- Main dashboard with quick actions
Security notes
- User credentials are stored securely using Capacitor Preferences.
- API keys are never exposed to the web layer.
- OpenCode execution is not supported on mobile (desktop app only).