For example, in the case of my project, I was able to succeed with the installation using the following versions of Gradle:Īnd requesting the installation of Chaquopy 9.1.0: classpath ':gradle:9.1.0' Remember, if you have trouble when synchronizing your gradle because either the version of Chaquopy can't be found in the maven repository (but the version indeed exists) or the namespace can't be accessed, be sure to match the required Android Gradle version with the list of compatible versions in the official Chaquopy documentation here. In my case, I had some trouble with the installation as Chaquopy is quite strict when dealing with the Android Gradle version and I had already an old application that was using a not-so-recent version of Gradle. In most of cases, the installation of Chaquopy is really easy and straightforward, specially with clean (recently created) projects. In this article, I will explain to you how to easily run Python code and obtain its output using Chaquopy in your Android Application. A wide range of third-party Python packages, including SciPy, OpenCV, TensorFlow and many more.Simple APIs for calling Python code from Java/Kotlin, and vice versa.Full integration with Android Studio’s standard Gradle build system.Chaquopy provides everything you need to include Python components in an Android app, including: So, although I'll be lowering many users expectations, I decided to proceed with a very useful implementation of a Python interpreter in Pocket Editor thanks to Chaquopy, the Python SDK for Android. For example, some users may expect that running Python code directly on the device should automatically give them the rights to manipulate files of the device to its will, thing that is quite difficult to implement, at least for the knowledge I possess right now.
One of the main reasons is due to the problematic Storage Access Framework implemented since Android 11 which makes it quite complex to work with files from the user's device, besides of the user's expectations. There are a ton of reasons why the implementation of compilers or interpreters have been delayed for so long. One of the main missing features in the application is the possibility to run some code on the fly. Approximately 4 months have passed since the launch of Pocket Editor for Android.
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