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# PostizMobile
React Native (Expo) mobile app to control a self-hosted [Postiz](https://postiz.com) instance from Android.
Build is fully local — no expo.dev account or EAS cloud required.
---
## Features
| Screen | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| **Calendar** | Monthly view with color dots per day (indigo = scheduled, green = published, red = error). Tap a day to see its posts. |
| **Posts** | Filtered list (All / Queue / Published / Draft / Error) with sort toggle, pull-to-refresh, swipe left to delete, swipe right to reschedule. |
| **Compose** | Text editor with per-network character limit, channel picker, date/time picker, gallery image pick + upload, publish now or schedule. Local draft save/restore. |
| **Settings** | API key and base URL, connection test, secure storage. 401 auto-redirect to Settings. |
| **Notifications** | Local alerts when a post transitions to PUBLISHED or ERROR (polling every 15 min). |
**Theme**: forced dark. **Auth**: API key in `expo-secure-store`, never hardcoded.
---
## Prerequisites
| Tool | Version |
|------|---------|
| Node.js | 20 LTS |
| pnpm | 10+ |
| Java (JDK) | 1724 (Java 25+ not yet supported by Gradle 8) |
| Android SDK | see below |
---
## Installation & Development
```bash
git clone https://github.com/pirona/postiz-android.git
cd postiz-android
pnpm install
```
Start the dev server (requires Expo Go on the device):
```bash
pnpm --filter @workspace/postiz-mobile run dev
```
---
## Building an APK (local, no EAS)
See **[artifacts/postiz-mobile/README.md](artifacts/postiz-mobile/README.md)** for the full build guide.
Quick start:
```bash
cd artifacts/postiz-mobile
./install-android-sdk.sh # first time only
cp ~/.config/postiz-mobile/signing.env.example ~/.config/postiz-mobile/signing.env
$EDITOR ~/.config/postiz-mobile/signing.env # fill in keystore credentials
./build-apk.sh # → dist/postiz-mobile-YYYYMMDD-HHMM.apk
```
### GitHub Actions release
Pushing a tag triggers an automated signed APK release:
```bash
git tag v1.0.0
git push origin --tags
```
The workflow builds the APK on GitHub's infrastructure and attaches it to a GitHub Release.
Required secrets: `KEYSTORE_B64`, `KEYSTORE_ALIAS`, `KEYSTORE_STORE_PASSWORD`, `KEYSTORE_KEY_PASSWORD`.
---
## App Configuration
On first launch, go to **Settings**:
1. **Base URL**: `https://your-postiz-instance/api/public/v1`
2. **API Key**: generated in Postiz → Settings → API Keys
3. Tap **Test Connection**, then **Save Settings**
---
## Postiz API
| Method | Endpoint | Usage |
|--------|----------|-------|
| `GET` | `/integrations` | List channels |
| `GET` | `/posts?startDate=&endDate=` | Posts over a date range |
| `POST` | `/posts` | Create / schedule a post |
| `DELETE` | `/posts/:id` | Delete a post |
| `POST` | `/upload` | Upload an image (multipart) |
---
## Troubleshooting
**"Not Configured" on all screens** → Settings tab → enter API key and URL → Test Connection.
**"Connection failed"** → URL must end with `/api/public/v1` — check Postiz is reachable.
**No notifications** → Accept permissions on first launch. Polling runs every 15 min.
**Build fails at Gradle** → Make sure `ANDROID_HOME` is set and Java is ≤ 24 (the script auto-detects `~/jdk21`).
**`expo prebuild` fails** → Run `pnpm install` from the repo root first.