Set up your development environment

Install Android Studio
Open Tools > Android > SDK Manager, make sure you have these modules installed:
- Tools > Android SDK Platform-tools - version 21 or newer
- Tools > Android SDK Build-tools - version 21.1.2
- Android 5.0.1 (API 21) > SDK Platform
- Extras > Android Support Repository
- Extras > Android Support Library
Download test dependencies:
- Run npm install in the terminal.
Compile and run unit-test:
- Run test server in the terminal: node test-server
- In Android Studio, right-click on strong-remoting-android and select "Run All Tests"
- Add an emulator configuration in AVD manager (you will do this only once)
- Watch the tests pass.
Run the Gradle task dist to create a ZIP archive containing all JARs needed for using LoopBack Android SDK in an Eclipse ADT project. The archive will be created in build/distributions/.
Run the Gradle task install to publish artefacts to your local Maven cache. This will way you can test the changes in your application and/or other modules before publishing an official version.

Update the auto-generated API javadoc

Follow these steps to update the API documentation at http://docs.strongloop.com:

Update javadoc files

$ rm -rf build/docs/javadoc/
$ ./gradlew updateApiDocs -P version={version-to-print-in-docs} \
   -P strongRemotingVersion={version-to-reference}

Commit your changes to git

$ git add docs/api
$ git commit
# enter commit message
$ git push