reader: README.md for Android
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+# Reader Android client
+
+An example multi-device PDF reader app for Android platform, built using Vanadium.
+
+
+# Development
+
+## Dependencies
+
+The Java/Android development profile can be installed by running the following jiri command:
+
+ jiri v23-profile install java
+
+## Building
+
+Reader Android client can be built using Android Studio.
+In order to set up the environment variables correctly, the Android Studio should be run by the following command:
+
+ jiri run <path_to_android_studio>/bin/studio.sh
+
+When Android Studio runs for the first time,
+select "Import project" and point to the `reader/android` directory to load the project into Android Studio.
+Once the project is loaded, the project can be built and run within Android Studio.
+
+To build the project from the command line, you can run the following command from the `reader/android` directory:
+
+ ./gradlew :app:assembleDebug
+
+## Running the cloud Syncbase instance
+
+To make the synchronization work properly,
+there needs to be a cloud Syncbase instance running, which hosts the Syncgroup for the Reader app.
+
+To run the cloudsync instance, run the following command from the `reader/web` directory:
+
+ make cloudsync
+
+
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If you have a `$JIRI_ROOT` setup you can install Node.js from
`$JIRI_ROOT/third_party` by running:
- jiri profile install nodejs
+ jiri v23-profile install nodejs
Optionally, it is possible to use your own install of Node.js if you would like
to use a more recent version.
