Parse server setup


Go to https://www.back4app.com


Click on "Build new app" and follow the prompts of the system


Go to "Server settings"



Next click "Core settings" -> "Settings"


You need to copy: "App id" and "Client key"



Open android studio and paste it ( strings.xml file)



Run and test application.


LIVE QUERY


Go to Server settings -> Web Hosting and Live Query -> Settings



Activate Back4app hosting and set subdomain



Copy url you app, open android studio , find Prfs.java file and paste it



Run app and test


SET AS ADMIN

Open Android studio project

Open file UserFragment.java

Run app on smartphone or simulator, register a new account 

Go to UserFragment.java and UNCOMMENT line 80 !!!  


Run application and open user 

Change your name and save 

Open Android studio, go to UserFragment.java and COMMENT line 80 . It is important! If you do not, any user will receive administrator status!


Now you can delete chat messages from the application with a swipe



ADMOB setup


Go to https://apps.admob.com/ and add new app



Following the prompts of the system, get App ID and copy it



Open android studio -> strings.xml file and paste:



Next, get Ad unit and copy it:



Open Android studio -> strings.xml file and paste it:




DEMO

Open android studio and file Prfs.java

Set RECORD_DATA = true 

Run app then set RECORD_DATA = false (Otherwise, at the next start, you will duplicate the demo date) / after install set false



Before install data, need:

- open file StartActivity.java and change URL radio stream and name o radio




PUSH NOTIFICATION


It's simple!

Go to onesignal.com signup or signin

Add new app


Following the prompts of the system, fill in all the required fields



You will have a question where to get the keys for firebase?

 


Remember at the beginning of the instructions we integrated our application with firebase? So there it is.

Go to Firebase console and open app 



Next find tab "Cloud messaging" and click



Copy Server key and Sender Id and paste to Onesignal


Then you get: App ID. You need to copy it



Open android studio , find file build Gradle ( module app) And paste it



Run app and test connect to onesignal. If you did everything right, you can send a test push message


APP SETTINGS

Now let's talk about the file Prfs.java




ADS_OFF - on/off show advertising


W_FB, W_TW,W_SITE  - social account and si


Application localization


The prepared file for localization with a list of lines is strings.xml



How to localize android app :



Or tap this link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72qURZPIUIA


You need to translate only the file into the language you need, in the application you do not need to do anything else!


FREE ADMIN PANEL

There is a very convenient and free service for managing the Pars server, this is adminca.com

Go to http://adminca.com signin or signup

Add new panel



Enter a name and click "Self hosted"


Now you need to fill in these fields


Where to find them? You ask

Go to your back4app account -> application -> server settings -> core settings and find:



and 



Copy, fill in the adminca and click "Create"

If the data is not updated, there is a magic sync button in the panel



Now you can use the convenient control panel. Management is intuitive and clear.



DESIGN


All graphic elements are in the folder drawable


Color Schemes location colors.xml file




Support


We will answer all your questions in our support team. https://linkis.site/pGGrE

Unfortunately, we do not answer technical questions in the comments on the product, messengers and  mail.


Free support is provided only within the established Envato

If you yourself cannot customize the project , our services:


Install app + backend - $79

Install app + backend + customize app ( logo, color, map, name, name package) - $99


Disclaimer

For everything that you do with the application code, you are responsible yourself. You make any changes to the original code at your own risk. We relieve ourselves of any responsibility for the action with the code on your part and the reaction of the approving company (in this case, Google)