Petals

The Open Source app Petals aims to help its users to either quit weed, reduce usage or simply know how much they're using.

⚠️ The Google Play Store version contains advertisements

For an ad free experience download the app either from F-Droid or from the Releases Page.

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Building

You can assemble both debug and release versions of the app for different variants (F-Droid, Playstore, GitHub) using the corresponding Gradle tasks. Here's how to do that:

Debug Version

• F-Droid: ./gradlew assembleFdroidDebug
• PlayStore: ./gradlew assemblePlaystoreDebug
• GitHub: ./gradlew assembleGithubDebug

Release Version

For the release version, you must first decrypt secrets using git secret reveal. The release version can be assembled as follows:

• F-Droid: ./gradlew assembleFdroidRelease
• PlayStore: ./gradlew assemblePlaystoreRelease
• GitHub: ./gradlew assembleGithubRelease

Git Secrets

The Keystore, Keystore Properties, and Google Play deploy json files are included in the repository using git secret. The current secret owners are:

• Leonardo Colman Lopes

  • Fingerprint B3A5 9909 9ECC 4DB4 FD40 896F 7706 1922 C587 2792
  • Original Author

• GitHub Actions

  • Fingerprint 882E 409C 71F4 565B 1698 B947 A992 5FF4 75B3 5E07
  • Auto-publishing signed app to GitHub
  • Expires on 2027-04-05
  • Available on environment secret GPG_KEY

Releasing

Release to all our channels is made automatically after a tag is released. The workflow responsible for doing this is release.main.kts.

Google Play Store

1. Decrypt all git secrets
2. Run ./gradlew bundlePlaystoreRelease
3. Publish to playstore by running cd fastlane && bundle config path vendor/bundle && bundle install --jobs 4 --retry 3 && bundle exec fastlane playstore

F-Droid

F-Droid builds automatically from the repository whenever a new tag is published. The definitions for how to build the app are in F-Droid's data repository. If modifications are required, the place to change is there.

Releases Page

1. Decrypt all git secrets
2. Run ./gradlew assembleGithubRelease