Fronic publishes a small F-Droid repository at
https://apk.fronic.net/fdroid/repo. Adding it -- instead of a
direct-APK or HTML source -- makes Obtainium, Neo Store and the F-Droid
client show Fronic · By Fronic with a proper
per-version release date, and pick up every new build
automatically.
Obtainium -- open Add App and enter:
https://apk.fronic.net/fdroid/repo
(include /repo -- a bare .../fdroid trips
auto-detect into “could not find suitable release”).0284a04eed9250c73c73f65aa9a1fbe3f2d6c8e0861a8b16408950241d6341d7F-Droid client / Neo Store -- Settings → Repositories → Add repository, then enter:
https://apk.fronic.net/fdroid/repo02:84:A0:4E:ED:92:50:C7:3C:73:F6:5A:A9:A1:FB:E3:F2:D6:C8:E0:86:1A:8B:16:40:89:50:24:1D:63:41:D7Enable the repo, refresh, then search for Fronic. The
raw signed index is browsable at
https://apk.fronic.net/fdroid/repo/.
The most recent signed builds are listed below, newest
first (a few are kept here for rollback; anything older is moved off this
host on each release), served over HTTPS at
https://apk.fronic.net -- internal distribution, not a Play
Store listing (see the repo README's "HTTP distribution" section for how
this is served). In Obtainium: a "Direct APK link"
source should point at
https://apk.fronic.net/apk/releases/latest (it redirects
straight to the file, no HTML page involved); an
"HTML" source needs an actual page with real
per-release links to scan, so point it at
https://apk.fronic.net/ (this page's own URL) instead
-- not /apk/ or /apk/releases/, which are just
folder listings with nothing but a subfolder link in them, not the
release files themselves. Either source type defaults to showing a
meaningless hash as "the version" -- for the HTML source, set
Version Extraction RegEx to
fronic-([\d.]+)\.apk (Match Group 1) in its
Additional Options to show the real version instead; add the build date
too with built=([\d.\-]+) against the same link (Obtainium
shows one combined version string either way -- there's no separate date
field for non-GitHub sources). "Direct APK link" has no such option at
all; a hash is all it can ever show.
Download latest release · apk/latest.apk also still works
sha256:72d0c966d1d4168a65be9197713ff5351058077b62c9092702caef4365ed7b0e
sha256:72f8de87bbb1b45adef3bd787a58cceeb817786d298eac6bfa2112a270842e11
sha256:f55da1b53b7afc9c4e64226a8f72f7b34270e319a7497b5704629c3f70c3bde5
sha256:824c36de2f641da14ddb5682d7db29577f4513b9b58074933c3d8574f4d70474