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Boorusphere was supposed to be a simple booru viewer, but due to lack of interest, especially in flutter, it was shut down on July 19, 2024. It remains here for history's sake, although it serves no inherent purpose.

Boorusphere

Simple, content-focused booru viewer for Android

Features

• Simple and intuitive UI
• Support various booru-based imageboards
• Support playing videos and animated images (GIF, WEBM)
• Save favorites content
• Search with tag suggestion
• Download images and videos
• Block tags from search result
• Backup and restore data
• and many more ...

Preview

Building from Source

• Install Flutter SDK, visit flutter.dev for more information.

• Fetch latest source code

git clone https://github.com/nullxception/boorusphere.git
cd boorusphere

• Sync dependencies

flutter pub get

• Run code generator

dart run build_runner build --delete-conflicting-outputs

• Generate translation

dart run slang

• Run the app with your favorite IDE/PDE. or from shell:

flutter run

Protip:

• Run build_runner after editing some areas that needs a code generator such as entities and routing.
• Run slang after editing translation files (*.i18n.json).
• build_runner and slang has some features that will be helpful during development such as auto-rebuild and translation analysis, so it's highly recommended to check the documentations and familiarize yourself with it.

Translation

Translating untranslated strings

• Run slang analyzer to check for missing translations

dart run slang analyze --outdir=i18n

• Open i18n/_missing_translations.json and then translate your language of choice.

• After editing the file, you can apply it to the actual json translation file by running:

dart run slang apply --outdir=i18n

dart run slang analyze --outdir=i18n # update analyzation result files

Note

You can leave untranslated strings on i18n/_missing_translations.json.
It's perfectly fine and recommended to leave it unchanged rather than adding it on the actual translation json but leaving it untranslated.

Adding a new language

You can copy i18n/strings_en.i18n.json to i18n/strings_<language-code>.i18n.json.
At this point, feel free to pull request your new language here and we'll take care of adapting to the app code.

Or if you want to build and test yourself, then:

• Run slang to generate the strings.g.dart

dart run slang

• Run slang analyzer to check for missing translations

dart run slang analyze --outdir=i18n

• Build and run the app as usual