Help me with private recipe in python for android

[Evecimar Silva]

Hi guys good morning!

I have a problem creating a recipe from a private repository. Python 4 android cannot download, as github does not allow downloading via the https protocol. So I'm omitting the url parameter when creating the recipe so that it gets the package locally, but p4a is saying that it is not finding the package. Can anyone tell me where to put the tar.gz package or what parameter should I configure?

[Robert]

Python 4 android cannot download as github does not allow downloading via the https protocol

I don't think this is correct, for example I use:

requirements = python3,kivy, https://github.com/kivymd/KivyMD/archive/master.zip

There is some other issue. "from a private repository"  If this is private in the GitHub sense then of course it can't be downloaded by some random process on another computer. If the repository is yours then you can login and download a zip manually.

For a local copy: unpack the archive and copy the directory containing the package (not the whole github directory) to your project folder.

To Python this looks like any package you wrote, so don't reference in .spec

(unless the package makes unusual assumptions, then you will have some debugging to do, which is not an issue if it is your code from your repository)

[Pranav Balaji Pooruli]

Try

requirements = python3, kivy, git+https://github.com/kivymd/kivymd

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[Evecimar Silva]

Hello guys, good afternoon!
Thank you all for your help. I got it as follows:

I downloaded tar.gz and unzipped it in the folder where my recipe is.
Then I used the IncludedFilesBehaviour class which has the src_filename attribute available, where I can pass the name of the folder where it is to the private module.

from pythonforandroid.recipe import PythonRecipe, IncludedFilesBehaviour

class MyRecipe(IncludedFilesBehaviour, PythonRecipe):

    name = 'my_package_name'
    version = 'master'
    depends = ['setuptools',"pylint","requests","websocket-client==0.56"]
    src_filename = 'dir_name'
    call_hostpython_via_targetpython = False
    install_in_hostpython = True

recipe = MyRecipe()

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Evecimar Silva

[Evecimar Silva]

Hello guys, good afternoon!
Thank you all for your help. I got it as follows:

I downloaded tar.gz and unzipped it in the folder where my recipe is.
Then I used the IncludedFilesBehaviour class which has the src_filename attribute available, where I can pass the name of the folder where it is to the private module.

from pythonforandroid.recipe import PythonRecipe, IncludedFilesBehaviour

class MyRecipe(IncludedFilesBehaviour, PythonRecipe):

    name = 'my_package_name'
    version = 'master'
    depends = ['setuptools',"pylint","requests","websocket-client==0.56"]
    src_filename = 'dir_name'
    call_hostpython_via_targetpython = False
    install_in_hostpython = True

recipe = MyRecipe()