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Digital Ocean Spaces Android Example

This is an example project showing how to interact with Digital Ocean Spaces from an Android app.

It relies on the official AWS S3 SDK to upload and download files from a Space, and is a Kotlin app.

🚨 Note that this is purely sample code - we don't claim to be showing best practices with this, nor should you ship this code as-is without first testing it yourself. It's meant to demonstrate how you can connect to a Space using the S3 SDK, not how to build a Swift app.

This sample source code forms part of the Getting Started with Spaces course by The Cloud Hub.

Getting started

To run this sample code:

  1. Make sure you have Android Studio and the Android SDK installed
  2. Open the project, and then open the SpacesFileRepository.kt file
  3. Change the accesskey, secretkey to your Spaces API key (generated (here)[https://cloud.digitalocean.com/account/api/tokens]), spacename to the name of your Space on Digital Ocean and spaceregion to your Space' region

The project should run, and you'll be able to upload and download the sample image included in the app.