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How to install MyMacroHero on Android using a Windows PC

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What you end up with

MyMacroHero running on your Android. It is free, and it stays free — there is no account, no trial and no subscription at the end of this.

Time
About 59 minutes
Steps
18
Cost
Free

Read this first

Assembled from the submission questionnaire with zero model calls. No founder has reviewed this guide yet.

Before you start

These are one-time installs. If you have used PowerShell before, you may have them already — the first step checks.

  1. 1

    Install Git

    Run the installer, then reopen PowerShell.

    Open installer ↗

    You know this worked when: Git responds with a version number

  2. 2

    Install Node LTS

    Run the LTS installer, then reopen PowerShell.

    Open download ↗

    You know this worked when: Node responds with a version number

Install MyMacroHero

  1. 3

    Open PowerShell

    Keep it open beside this page.

    You know this worked when: PowerShell is open

  2. 4

    Check Git and Node

    Git and the current Node LTS are required.

    Type this into PowerShell (not Command Prompt), then press Enter.

    git --version
    node --version

    You know this worked when: Git and Node respond with version numbers

  3. 5

    Copy MyMacroHero to this PC

    Type this into PowerShell (not Command Prompt), then press Enter.

    cd ~
    if [ ! -d MyMacroHero/.git ]; then
    git clone https://github.com/ahmedabb104/MyMacroHero.git
    fi

    You know this worked when: A MyMacroHero folder appears

  4. 6

    Open the MyMacroHero folder

    Type this into PowerShell (not Command Prompt), then press Enter.

    cd MyMacroHero

    You know this worked when: Your terminal prompt is inside the MyMacroHero folder

  5. 7

    Use the reviewed version

    Type this into PowerShell (not Command Prompt), then press Enter.

    git checkout 340acf9e6526cc7a8767e585fee0a28940c7942a

    You know this worked when: Git reports the reviewed commit

  6. 8

    Install dependencies

    Type this into PowerShell (not Command Prompt), then press Enter.

    npm.cmd install

    You know this worked when: The command finishes without an error

  7. 9

    Get a EXPO_PUBLIC_OFF_CONTACT key

    Sign in, create a key, and copy it.

    Open the page ↗

    You know this worked when: You have a key on your clipboard

  8. 10

    Copy the env file

    Then open apps/mobile/.env and set EXPO_PUBLIC_OFF_CONTACT.

    Type this into PowerShell (not Command Prompt), then press Enter.

    Copy-Item apps/mobile/.env.example apps/mobile/.env

    You know this worked when: apps/mobile/.env has EXPO_PUBLIC_OFF_CONTACT set

  9. 11

    Build the native project

    This can take a few minutes the first time.

    Type this into PowerShell (not Command Prompt), then press Enter.

    npm.cmd run data:build

    You know this worked when: The command finishes without an error

  10. 12

    Install Android Studio

    Accept the standard setup so it installs the SDK.

    Open download ↗

    You know this worked when: Android Studio opens to its welcome screen

  11. 13

    Unlock Developer options

    Settings, About phone, tap Build number 7 times.

    You know this worked when: Developer options appears in Settings

  12. 14

    Turn on USB debugging

    Settings, System, Developer options, USB debugging.

    You know this worked when: Developer options shows USB debugging on

  13. 15

    Open the project

    Choose Open, then pick the android folder inside MyMacroHero.

    You know this worked when: Android Studio finishes syncing without an error

  14. 16

    Plug in your phone

    Tap Allow on the phone when it asks.

    You know this worked when: Your phone appears in the device menu

  15. 17

    Press Run

    The ▶ button. The first build downloads Gradle.

    You know this worked when: The build ends with an install onto your phone

  16. 18

    Open MyMacroHero on your phone

    You know this worked when: MyMacroHero opens on your phone

If something goes wrong

Nothing here can damage your computer, and every step can be run again safely. If a command fails, the usual cause is the step before it not having finished.

Still stuck? Tell us what happened and we will fix the guide. Include the step number and we can usually reproduce it.

Have a different setup?

  • How to install MyMacroHero on iPhone using a Mac →
  • How to install MyMacroHero on Android using a Mac →
  • Can you install MyMacroHero on iPhone from a Windows PC? →

This guide follows ahmedabb104/MyMacroHero at the reviewed version 340acf9. Pinning the version is why the commands here keep working after the project changes.

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