fr3akyphantom/droid-builder

Available Tags of the Docker Image

Bionic-based Image Info and It's Size: https://images.microbadger.com/badges/version/fr3akyphantom/droid-builder:bionic.svg](https://microbadger.com/images/fr3akyphantom/droid-builder:bionic) https://img.shields.io/docker/image-size/fr3akyphantom/droid-builder/bionic?cacheSeconds=3600](#) https://img.shields.io/microbadger/layers/fr3akyphantom/droid-builder/bionic](#)

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Get the Image

You might want to start the bash environment as root user by running sudo -s.

Now, you have choose on which platform you want to build. You got Bionic Beaver (18.04.4 LTS) and Focal Fossa (20.04 LTS).

Pull the image of by running the following command.

bash
# If you want only bionic, run this ---
docker pull fr3akyphantom/droid-builder:bionic
# But if you want focal, run this instead ---
docker pull fr3akyphantom/droid-builder:focal

Run the Container

Set TAG as "bionic" or "focal", according to your specified needs.

bash
docker run --privileged --rm -i \
  # optionally set/change the name/hostname of the container
  --name docker_droid-builder --hostname droid-builder \
  -e USER_ID=$(id -u) -e GROUP_ID=$(id -g) \
  # mount working directory as volume, '/home/builder' must be the Container's mount path
  -v "$HOME:/home/builder:rw,z" \
  # mount ccache volume too, host machine must have $HOME/.ccache folder if ccache is not installed
  -v "$HOME/.ccache:/srv/ccache:rw" \
  fr3akyphantom/droid-builder:${TAG} \
  /bin/bash

Start the Build

When this Image runs as the droid-builder Container, You won't need to install any other softwares.

Check the https://github.com/rokibhasansagar/docker_droid-builder/blob/master/Dockerfile to know more detail about installed packages.

When Docker Container is started, run the following commands...

bash
# Change directory to any sub-folder (name as you like)
mkdir -p ${PROJECT_DIR} && cd ${PROJECT_DIR}

# Set your github usename and email, required by repo binary
git config --global user.email $GitHubMail
git config --global user.name $GitHubName
git config --global color.ui true

# Initialize the repo here to begin
repo init --depth 1 -q -u https://github.com/${DEMO_ORG}/${DEMO_MANIFEST}.git -b ${MANIFEST_BRANCH}

# sync the repo with maximum connections
# wait for the whole repo to be downloaded
repo sync -c -q --force-sync --no-clone-bundle --no-tags -j$(nproc --all)

# clone the specific device trees
git clone https://github.com/${DEMO_USER}/${DEVICE_REPONAME} device/${VENDOR}/${CODENAME}
# and other dependent repos too, if you need.

# Start the Build Process
export ALLOW_MISSING_DEPENDENCIES=true
source build/envsetup.sh
lunch ${BUILD_LUNCH}

# you can now delete the .repo folder if you need more space,
# but it is not recommended for multi-build or shared projects

# build only recovery image or make full ROM/otapackage
make -j$(nproc --all) recoveryimage || make -j$(($(nproc --all) / 2)) otapackage

Well, there you have it!

Do away with your imagination.