Panen.in is an app to help Indonesian people predict and accelerates crop production
Indonesia often boasts about being an agricultural country. Yet, we still import agricultural products from another country. 356.286 tonnes of rice are imported by Indonesia from foreign countries in 2020, yet West Java has 322,000 tonnes of rice surplus in January-April 2021. Ridwan Kamil even stated that instead of importing rice, other provinces should just buy rice from West Java. Those contradictions interest us to question whether the government needs a solution to implement a countrywide data-driven approach on crop planning, market monitoring, and food vulnerability prediction to improve the decision-making process.
- Kotlin version: 1.5.0
- Gradle version: 4.1.1
- Android Studio version: 4.1.2
To run this project, follow these steps:
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Setup environment and needed tools
- Install Gradle
- Install Java SE Development Kit (OpenJDK) from Oracle
- Install IDE. Recommendation: Android Studio
- Install Kotlin plugin in IDE -
Clone this project
Go to folder that you want to put this project, and in command prompt:
$ git clone https://github.com/Bangkit-B21-CAP0065/Panen.In.git
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Open an existing project in IDE
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Wait for Gradle to finish build / synchronize build.gradle:app
Notes: This step will install all needed dependencies -
Download and put this file
bit.ly/localPropertiesFile
in root folder -
Create new emulator (virtual device) or you can use your own device
- If you use virtual device, make sure to configure virtualization and HAXM
- If you use real-device make sure to configure developer options (turn on USB Debugging) -
Run the android app in emulator