Wait for a few seconds and check if the import line turn red, if it remains gray color, it means that you import DJI Android SDK to your Android Studio project successfully. Then add import at the bottom of the import classes section as shown below: Now, let's double click to open the MainActivity.java file in the package from the project navigator area. Your SDK environmental setup should be ready now! Select "app" Modules and navigate to the "Dependencies" tab, you should find the "dJISDKLIB" appear in the list. Lastly, right click on the "app" module in the project navigator and click "Open Module Settings" to open the Project Struture window. TargetSdkVersion 22 // 1 Android -> Sync Project with Gradle Files on the top bar of Android Studio and wait for Gradle project sync finish.
Then replace the content with the following: Press Next and finish button to finish the settings.ĭouble click on the "adle(Module: app)" in the project navigator to open it: A "dJISDKLib" name will show in the "Module name" field. Then enter the "API Library" folder location of the downloaded Android SDK package in the Source directory field. Unzip the Android SDK package, go to File -> New -> Import Module on the top bar of Android Studio. You can download DJI Android SDK from DJI Developer Website, Downloading and Importing Module to the Project Lastly, leave the Activity Name as "MainActivity", the Layout Name as "activity_main", the Title as "MainActivity", and the Menu Resource Name as "menu_main". Then select "Blank Activity" and press Next. Press "Next" button to continue and set the mimimum SDK version as API 19: Android 4.4 (KitKat) for "Phone and Tablet" and press Next. Important: The Package Name you enter here should be the same as the "Package Name" of the App Information you apply in DJI Developer Website.įor more details of applying for an DJI App, please check this link for details: Here we use "" for both Company Domain and Package name. Next enter the Company Domain and Package Name you want and select the Project location path to store the project. Then enter the Application name as "ImportSDKDemo".
Open Android Studio and select Start a new Android Studio project to create a new project. In this tutorial, we will use the Android Studio's HelloWorld template project to show you how to import DJI Android SDK and register the application. However, all pull requests related to document must follow the document style Please feel free to send us Github pull request and help us fix any issues. If you come across any mistakes or bugs in this tutorial, please let us know using a Github issue, a post on the DJI forum. Importing and Activating DJI SDK in Android Studio Project
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