John O'Keefe
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Skimmable phased plan for getting AniTrack onto Android for personal sideload use (no Play Store, no official F-Droid). Written for both the maintainer and as working context for AI-assisted implementation. Covers: desktop v3 parity as a mechanical step (main.go, runtime call mapping, wailsjs import rewrite), per-file Android storage shims (keyring on desktop vs EncryptedSharedPreferences via Android.Secure*), the localhost :6734 to anitrack:// deep-link OAuth redesign with per-provider dashboard changes, and the sideload run/ package commands plus Obtainium updates. Includes guardrails: small diffs, per-service file ownership, build-tagged platform files only, runnable check per phase, and open decisions (first provider, desktop parallel builds, redirect URI registration).
README
About
Track the anime you are watching by syncing with various services. Anilist, MyAnimeList, Simkl...
This has been built with the official Wails Svelte-TS template.
To run as is, please feel free to download a binary from the releases page.
If you are getting too many errors due to api usage, please build from source.
Build from Source
Get API Keys
First you will need your own API keys for the various services the app connects to. AniList: AniList Developer App MyAnimeList: MyAnimeList Developer App Simkl: Simkl Developer
- Name: AniTrack
- Redirect URL: http://localhost:6734/callback
- App Type: web
- Homepage URL: http://localhost or the Github URL
- Company Name: AniTrack
- Commercial/Non-Commercial: non-commercial
- Purpose of Use: hobbyist
Once you have the IDs, Keys, and Secrets create an environment.go file based on the environment.go.example and fill in the fields.
Install Wails and Dependencies
Please follow the instructions here to get Wails up and running and follow the instructions below.
Live Development
To run in live development mode, run wails dev in the project directory. This will run a Vite development
server that will provide very fast hot reload of your frontend changes. If you want to develop in a browser
and have access to your Go methods, there is also a dev server that runs on http://localhost:34115. Connect
to this in your browser, and you can call your Go code from devtools.
Building
To build a redistributable, production mode package, use wails build --clean.