A tool that helps reliably memorize passwords and other secrets.

PRs are welcome.

To build Anhi, you will need to:

• Install Android Studio, which can be installed from the official Android Studio homepage. Alternatively, you can install only the Android command line tools from the same page.
• Install the Android NDK version 22, which can be installed from within Android Studio by following this guide (no need to install CMake). Alternatively, you can download it yourself from this page. If you have the Android command line tools, you can install it by running sdkmanager --install "ndk;22.1.7171670".
• Install Flutter by following the official installation instructions.
• Install Rustup by following the official installation instructions.
• Install flutter_rust_bridge_codegen by following the official installation instructions.
• Install cargo-ndk with cargo install cargo-ndk
• Install the required Rust targets by running the following command:

  rustup target add \
      aarch64-linux-android \
      armv7-linux-androideabi \
      x86_64-linux-android \
      i686-linux-android

• Set the installation location of the Android NDK in your gradle.properties file (e.g. ~/.gradle/gradle.properties) with contents similar to the following:

  ANDROID_NDK=/path/to/ndk/22.1.7171670/
  

If you modify the native code, you'll need to regenerate the bridge code with the following command:

flutter_rust_bridge_codegen -r $ANHI_PATH/native/src/api.rs -d $ANHI_PATH/lib/bridge_generated.dart

If this does not seem to work, try the workaround of changing your working directory to /:

export ANHI_PATH=$(pwd)
cd /
flutter_rust_bridge_codegen -r $ANHI_PATH/native/src/api.rs -d $ANHI_PATH/lib/bridge_generated.dart

This is due to a problem with flutter_rust_bridge.