Summary: This is an Android FRP daemon manager based on fatedier/frp project.
Note: This app uses an external project frp (under Apache 2.0), and requires NDK and Golang toolchains to be built completely from source (see README.md and local.example.properties).
Consider packaging it yourself, then opening a merge request with the required metadata which will save you and us a lot of time, see the contribution guideline and fdroiddata readme
Then, if you still have not found the app you are interested in, open a new Request For Packaging.
@linsui@Licaon_Kter would need your help on that item, as I am not sure I have understood or filled it correctly there, or if I have taken the correct first step?
Also, @donmor can you help with these please? I have filled out what I could understand, or find out, but still, please cross check and edit/update. @linsui@Licaon_Kter should I replace the text/body once filled with what I already raised on gitlab?
The upstream app source code repo contains the app metadata (summary/description/images/changelog/etc) in a Fastlane or Triple-T folder structure
The original app author has been notified, and does not oppose the inclusion.
Optionally donated to support the maintenance of this app in F-Droid.
The first step is to find the app’s Application ID. This is usually the same as the app’s Package Name. You will find it in files called AndroidManifest.xml or build.gradle most of the time. You can also see it in the URLs for the app’s page in various app stores. Write it here:
APPLICATION ID:
Below is a template “metadata file” to fill out, it has only the required fields. F-Droid uses this file to build and publish the app. Build Metadata Reference documents all available options. Add values after the colon
# Categories (one per line, each starting with a space and a minus), chosen from the
# official list: https://f-droid.org/docs/Build_Metadata_Reference/#Categories
Categories:
- Connectivity
- Internet
- VPN & Proxy
# the one license that the whole app is available under, use
# https://spdx.org/licenses/ short identifiers, must be
# floss-compatible FSF and/or OSI approved.
License: GPLv3
# You can provide details on how to contact the author. These are optional, but
# nice to have.
AuthorName: donmor
AuthorEmail: donmor3000@hotmail.com
AuthorWebSite: https://donmor.top/
# A URL for the project's website, and to the source code repository to visit
# using a web browser. WebSite is optional.
WebSite:
SourceCode: https://github.com/donmor/DroidFRPD
# A link to the issue tracker where bugs are reported
IssueTracker: https://github.com/donmor/DroidFRPD/issues
# If available, you can also provide links/IDs for donations.
Donate:
Bitcoin:
LiberaPay:
# Name of the application
AutoName: DroidFRPD
# One sentence, no more than 30-50 chars, no trailing punctuation,
# focus on actions what the users does with the app, e.g. "Read and
# send emails" instead of "Email client".
# NOTE: Summary and Description are preferably provided via Fastlane or Triple-T!
Summary:
Description: |-
Description of what the app does. It should be as objective as possible.
A blank line means a line break, i.e. the end of a paragraph. Basic HTML
tags can be used. The original text layout is mostly kept intact, for
example, a simple bulleted list:
* Item 1
* Item 2
# Repository details to be used by VCS (Version Control Systems)
# git, git-svn, svn, hg or bzr
RepoType: git
# source code repo URL (HTTPS required)
Repo: https://github.com/donmor/DroidFRPD
Similar to this (you can keep it lighter as well): QuickSE/fastlane/metadata/android/en-US at main · maazm7d/QuickSE · GitHub
Icon/logo is necessary, and minimum of 3-4 snapshots, if that covers for a user to understand. Title, short & long description is necessary as well to make it easier for the system and the users too.
# Categories (one per line, each starting with a space and a minus), chosen from the
# official list: https://f-droid.org/docs/Build_Metadata_Reference/#Categories
Categories:
- Connectivity
- Internet
- VPN & Proxy
# the one license that the whole app is available under, use
# https://spdx.org/licenses/ short identifiers, must be
# floss-compatible FSF and/or OSI approved.
License: GPLv3
# You can provide details on how to contact the author. These are optional, but
# nice to have.
AuthorName: donmor
AuthorEmail: donmor3000@hotmail.com
# AuthorWebSite:
# A URL for the project's website, and to the source code repository to visit
# using a web browser. WebSite is optional.
# WebSite:
SourceCode: https://github.com/donmor/DroidFRPD
# A link to the issue tracker where bugs are reported
IssueTracker: https://github.com/donmor/DroidFRPD/issues
# If available, you can also provide links/IDs for donations.
# Donate:
# Bitcoin:
LiberaPay: donmor3000
# Name of the application
AutoName: DroidFRPD
# One sentence, no more than 30-50 chars, no trailing punctuation,
# focus on actions what the users does with the app, e.g. "Read and
# send emails" instead of "Email client".
# NOTE: Summary and Description are preferably provided via Fastlane or Triple-T!
Summary: Android FRP daemon manager
Description: |-
This is an Android FRP daemon manager based on <a href="https://github.com/fatedier/frp">fatedier/frp</a> project.
<h2>Configurations</h2>
<h4>Manage configuration files</h4>
Aside of internal configuration editor, the configuration files can be managed via Files app or SAF-compliant apps.
<h4>Start daemon on device boot</h4>
You may have to grant start on boot permission manually.
<h4>Ignore battery optimization</h4>
There's an option in Settings that jumps to system battery optimization setting page.
<h4>Remove activity from recents</h4>
If enabled, DroidFRPD will be removed from Recent Activities, preventing it from being killed unexpectedly.
# Repository details to be used by VCS (Version Control Systems)
# git, git-svn, svn, hg or bzr
RepoType: git
# source code repo URL (HTTPS required)
Repo: https://github.com/donmor/DroidFRPD
Do I have to create a new tag including the metadata files?
It does use git submodule… It use prebuilt binaries by default (using the download task), but cores can be built from source by setting ‘frp.buildExecutables = true’ in local.properties
Using latest stable golang is good enough.
There’s a GitHub Actions yml that build core and app from source.
