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## Installation
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## Installation
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You can download the installation file for Calendar [here](https://bitscuit.be/dl/Calendar.apk).
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Calendar is available on the Google Play Store. Visit [this page](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=be.bitscuit.calendar) to install the app on your device.
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To install it on your device, follow these steps:
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You could also build Calendar from source, but that's a bit more involved:
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1. Move the `.apk` file to your device
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- Download the source code: `git clone https://git.bitscuit.be/bitscuit/Calendar`
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2. On your smartphone, open a file manager and locate the file
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- Open the project in Android Studio.
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3. Launch the installation wizard by tapping on the file
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- Connect your smartphone to your computer and enable `USB-debugging` under `Developer Settings` on your phone.
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4. Follow the steps in the wizard. You may need to 'allow installation from unknown sources'
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- Click the green play button in Android Studio to build and run the code.
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5. Calendar is now installed on your phone 🥳
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- Calendar is now installed on your phone 🥳
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You could also build Calendar from source, but that's a bit more involved.
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## Contributing
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## Contributing
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