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Initial DruksCode V2: fresh fork of web-to-app (f3b488e) with DruksCode identity 
- Package rename com.webtoapp -> br.com.drukstech.codeapp
- Product rename WebToApp/web-to-app -> DruksCode/drukscode
- Design system Wta* -> Dkc*
- applicationId br.com.drukstech.codeapp (.play for gplay flavor)
- rootProject.name DruksCode
- Fresh git history (upstream kept as remote for sync)
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APK Export Config

Packaging and identity settings for the generated APK. This is the export drawer in the editor.

Where: the APK export config drawer in the Edit Common Config editor (backed by ApkExportConfig).

Identity

  • Custom package name — the APK's application id (validated against a package-name pattern).
  • Version code / version name — the APK version; the builder can suggest the next version code if the package is already installed.
  • Engine type — System WebView or GeckoView for the exported app.

Signing

  • Keystore — create/import/manage the signing key (PKCS12/PFX/JKS/BKS).
  • Signature schemes — V1/V2/V3 independently, with legacy auto-fallback and a custom V1 signer filename.

Runtime permissions

  • Permissions are derived from the enabled features (feature-driven), and unused permissions are pruned from the template manifest at build time.

Network trust

  • Client Certificate Authentication (mTLS) — when a server requests a client certificate, the generated app opens Android's system certificate picker and uses the selected device-installed identity. This is separate from trusting a server CA. The selected identity is reused for later connections to the same server.

Build-time options (in the Build dialog)

These are chosen when you Build APK:

  • Resource encryption — PBKDF2 + AES-256-GCM, with an optional custom password.
  • Isolation — per-app isolation of storage/WebRTC/Canvas/Audio/WebGL/fonts/headers/IP.
  • Background run — keep a service alive (backgroundRunConfig).
  • Notifications — scheduled/persistent notifications and polling (notificationConfig).
  • Force full rebuild — skip incremental caching.

Notes

  • For Play Store distribution, export an AAB from Google Play, which rewrites targetSdk to the Play-required level.