tiennm99 f4d7e3c274 feat(android): use the brand mark for the launcher icon and splash
The APK shipped the Capacitor template's artwork: the launcher icon,
round icon, adaptive foreground and splash were all the stock blue mark
on a teal grid plate, and the adaptive background was the template's
white. The brand icon existed only under web/static/icons, so the
published app showed another project's logo in the launcher and on cold
start.

Regenerated from web/static/icons/source.svg — legacy, round, adaptive
foreground and a monochrome layer for Android 13+ themed icons, at all
five densities. The adaptive background becomes a vector carrying the
rose → amber gradient.

source.svg sets font-size="240", which renders "Lô tô" wider than its
512px canvas, and the committed PNGs under web/static/icons were
rendered without Roboto Condensed so a wider fallback pushed the text
past the edge — they are visibly clipped on both sides. The Android art
is rendered at a corrected size with the real font. The web PWA icons
still carry the original bug.

The splash becomes a layer-list over a themed colour, with a night
variant, replacing eleven density-specific PNGs; API 31+ uses
windowSplashScreenBackground / windowSplashScreenAnimatedIcon instead.
The app has a full dark theme but the splash always flashed light.

Drops the now-unused template robot vector and the white
@color/ic_launcher_background.
2026-08-14 15:20:50 +07:00

Lô Tô

Lô tô hội chợ — Vietnamese fairground bingo. One number caller, two shipping targets: a static web app and a fully-offline Android APK that wraps it.

Live: tiennm99.github.io/loto

Layout

Path What it is
web/ SvelteKit static app — the game itself. pnpm, Vitest, deployed to GitHub Pages and Firebase Hosting.
android/ Capacitor wrapper that bundles web/build into an APK. npm + Gradle; the native project sits in android/android/.

android/ builds web/ as part of its own build, so a change under web/ reaches the APK on the next npm run build in android/. There is no version pin between them — they ship from the same commit.

Quick start

# web
cd web && pnpm install && pnpm dev

# android debug APK (builds web/ first)
cd android && npm ci && npm run build && npm run assemble:debug

Per-project detail lives in web/README.md and android/README.md.

CI

Workflows live at the repository root in .github/workflows/. Because both subprojects ship from the same commit, ordinary CI is a single ci.yml; only the tag-driven release stands apart.

Workflow Trigger Result
ci push to main or PR touching web/ or android/ see the job graph below
android-release tag v*.*.* tests, then a signed AAB + APK on the GH Release, plus Play Store internal-track upload

ci builds the web app exactly twice — once per base path — and every consumer downloads the artifact rather than rebuilding it:

test (pnpm test)
└── build (root, base "")   ── deploy-firebase   push to main
    │                       ├─ preview-firebase  PR from this repo
    │                       └─ android-debug     unsigned APK artifact
    └── build (gh, base /loto) ── deploy-pages    push to main

Nothing deploys unless test is green. Deploy jobs are skipped on pull requests, and the Firebase preview is skipped for PRs from forks, which cannot read the service-account secret.

Shared toolchain setup lives in .github/actions/setup-web and .github/actions/setup-android — composite actions used by both workflows, so Node stays on one version across the web build and the APK.

Release/secret setup for the Play Store pipeline is documented in docs/play-store-publishing.md.

History

This repository is the merge of the former tiennm99/loto (now web/) and tiennm99/loto-android (now android/). Both histories are preserved commit for commit and interleaved in commit-time order under a single root, so git log reads as one timeline and git log -- web/ or git log -- android/ each resolve on the current paths.

License

Apache-2.0 — see LICENSE.

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