| /** | |
| * Language item view model for the recycler view in [AppLanguageFragment] and | |
| * [AudioLanguageFragment]. | |
| */ | |
| class LanguageItemViewModel( | |
| val language: String, | |
| private val selectedLanguage: LiveData<String>, | |
| val languageRadioButtonListener: LanguageRadioButtonListener | |
| ) : ObservableViewModel() { | |
| val isLanguageSelected: LiveData<Boolean> by lazy { |
| load("@rules_android//android:rules.bzl", "android_binary", "android_library") | |
| # The final binary rule, which builds the APK and sets the application manifest, | |
| # as well as any other resources needed by the application. | |
| # The package for the R class for resources is normally inferred from the | |
| # directory containing the BUILD file, but this BUILD file is not under a java | |
| # directory, so we specify it manually. | |
| android_binary( | |
| name = "android", | |
| custom_package = "com.google.bazel.example.android", |
For linux and macOs only
This solution is a temproary hack to build oppia app if you are unable to build the app using oppia-bazel-setup-instructions Make sure you've installed bazel and other requirements
bazel --version
java --version
echo $ANDROID_HOME