Convert Python to Android with WINDOWS & LINUX + Fix Common Bugs

[@timmaassen9234]

I always get the error message: "Unknown command/target android" after the command "buildozer -v android debug". I followed your tutorial step by step so far. I only used a different python-file and some picture which were all in the folder- Do you have an idea what the problem could be? Good explanations btw. ;)

[@PythonSimplified]

Hi Tim! 😃 Are you using Windows 7 by any chance? Sorry, I haven't encountered this error earlier but I've noticed somebody on stack overflow did and they were using Windows 7: stackoverflow.com/questions/60077141/building-an-android-app-with-kivybuildozer/70162831#70162831 It seems that something is wrong with the Buildozer installation but I couldn't find a proper solution to it online... everyone just replies with "you can't work with Buildozer on Windows" and refers to Google Colab (which never even seemed to work for me). I don't think it's the problem here, but does your version of Kivy and KivyMD matches mine? you can find out the exact version with "conda list" or "pip list" and make sure you update it in the requirements in your buildozer.spec file. (it's a long shot, it's probably unrelated but it's worth a try) If everything matches but the error repeats, do you mind loading your code to Github so I can take a closer look? Thanks! 😊

[@timmaassen9234]

@@PythonSimplified Thanks a lot! I found a way now. I still don't now what the problem is but here is the short story: I used to convert my python apps via Colab to APKs for my android phone. For some reason it stopped working and that is why I looked up your video. Your way doesn't work for my setup for some reason (maybe I did something wrong idk). But you gave me that idea to check the version of my kivy application. Now that I have updated my kivy, the old way works again! So thanks again for the quick reply and for your video! A lot! Because I spend 3 days on that problem by now and it didn't cross my mind to check if my kivy version was old (yeah I guess I am dumb lol). Thanks!

[@PythonSimplified]

@@timmaassen9234 wow!! I can't believe it worked!! I didn't think it was the problem but I'm super happy it helped!!! 😃😃😃 Also happy to hear that the Colab way works for you! Do you mind sharing which tutorial you followed to get it done? It might help other folks who stumble upon this video and have issues with the WSL way 😊

[@PythonSimplified]

And you're most certainly not dumb!!! It wasn't an obvious issue!!! It's just a matter of troubleshooting! 😉

[@timmaassen9234]

@@PythonSimplified Unfortunately, I cannot remember the exact tutorial, but I can share the code: !pip install buildozer _____ !pip install cython==0.29.19 # might be updated when newer version is released ____ !lsb_release -a ____ !sudo apt-get install -y \ python3-pip \ build-essential \ git \ python3 \ python3-dev \ ffmpeg \ libsdl2-dev \ libsdl2-image-dev \ libsdl2-mixer-dev \ libsdl2-ttf-dev \ libportmidi-dev \ libswscale-dev \ libavformat-dev \ libavcodec-dev \ zlib1g-dev ____ !sudo apt-get install -y \ libgstreamer1.0 \ gstreamer1.0-plugins-base \ gstreamer1.0-plugins-good ____ !sudo apt-get install build-essential libsqlite3-dev sqlite3 bzip2 libbz2-dev zlib1g-dev libssl-dev openssl libgdbm-dev libgdbm-compat-dev liblzma-dev libreadline-dev libncursesw5-dev libffi-dev uuid-dev libffi6 ____ !sudo apt-get install libffi-dev ____ !buildozer init ____ !buildozer -v android debug This code will create a bin folder insider Colab containing the APK file. You can dowload it to your computer and from there load it onto your phone. After that you just need an APK installer. Voila! (Do not forget to make sure that both the kivy and kivymd versions fit to the one from your app!!) P.S.: I cannot remember where the code is from. I remember that it is from a tutorial from some youtuber. Please comment it if you know it so I can give a link and credit!!!

[@TheMandiyualbo]

Followed every step and it worked perfectly. Thank you so much for all these guides, they help a lot!

[@PythonSimplified]

Yeeey!! Thank you so much, Francisco!! I'm super happy I could help!!! 😀 I remember I spent 3 days on trying to figure out how this conversion works, and when I did figure it out - I couldn't remember the exact steps that led me there so I had to start all over again 😅😅😅 hahahahahah Thank you so much for your support, I really appreciate it! 😊

[@cr_cryptic]

PyQueen, it’s nice to see you’re still posting. It’s so weird, you always seem to post videos relating to issues I deal with hahaha. Hope you had a great holiday! Keep up the great work! 💯

[@FuzzerHash]

Your channel is amazing, not just because the content you teaches, but by your crystal clear explanation too.

[@kabilansundaram5411]

As always, your pace and the way of explanation of the tutorials, are excellent for beginners like me to follow along. I like all your videos.

[@PythonSimplified]

Thank you so much for the lovely feedback Kabilan! 😁 Super glad to have you onboard! 😊

[@portinho199]

My mouth are openned... How you turnned the Pandora box in a golden cup in the finish rainbow!!!! Loved this video and also you english continues perfect, clear and good to understood. Congratulations more on time!!! Big hug from Brazil!!!

[@PythonSimplified]

Thank you so much for the incredible comment Luis! So happy you liked this tutorial, I hope it helps with your conversion! 😁

[@holyglory2339]

If your app is crashed after the loading screen, you can try following: in buildozer spec file after the string "source.include_exts =" type all extentions of files of your project, including database file, font, picture... everything.

[@y0ur-d4d-o1z]

18:12 The sound of Victory. Thank you for your wonderful tutorial.

[@PythonSimplified]

hahahaha YES! I struggled so much with debugging everything that a Hallelujah praise was a must! 😁 You're absolutely welcome and I hope it helps everybody with their conversion! 😊

[@yopecador910]

KZbin recommended me this video and I don't even know how to make a web page, but the tutorial is so well done that now I wanna learn Python

[@dironin2363]

I love your way using your hands for teaching purpose ❤

[@PythonSimplified]

It helps me to stay in rhythm! hahahaha 🤣 plus, I grew up in the Middle East so I can't really speak without hand gestures... I'm waving them all over the place even in person 🤪

[@gwh0]

@@PythonSimplified My wife does that ... despite my incessent nagging.

[@JuanDelaCruz-ekmg]

I can't thank you enough for this tutorial. I am going nuts trying to find ways on how to be able to create the .apk file and finally use the app in my android phone. You are a lifesaver! Glad I was able to find your channel.

[@TomMedia]

Hi there! I converted a .py file to an .apk file using Google Colab. Once the file was created, I installed it on my Android device. However, when I opened the app, it immediately crashed and closed. I have no clue what's going on, and I've tried fixing it in many ways, but nothing seems to work. Can you suggest any solutions? Thanks!

[@nickheyer]

I've never seen someone spell Mariya like that! How cool. Also sweet tutorial!

[@PythonSimplified]

Thank you Nick! It's the Ukrainians who decided to spell it that way on my passport... I'm actually very lucky they didn't go for Marija 🤣🤣🤣

[@marvinjuarez4649]

i hate when the links does not match with what you are showing

[@renatoaoinfinito]

Hi! I was looking for some help in PT-BR for this matter and then I found your video. Thank you so much. You can´t believe but I lost several times installing and reinstalling Linux virtual machines in VirtualBox for nothing. And then, you, in less than 20 min helped me to solve my buildozer issues. So thank you!!!! Congrats!

[@syedshah1769]

Just Great. For so many days trying to convert .py kivy program to apk but no use. After following your tutorial everything is just working smooth as it should. Thanks a lot.

[@beep615]

4:39 you can basically shift + right click in app folder and then click open linux cmd here in pop up

[@Johnbrown-op5xt]

I had no idea about python a few months ago. I just started coding. Thank you very much for your useful content. I loved your explanation. Thanks again, good luck.

[@james.1993]

where can I get my older version of adb like you had on the B2D folder? I don't have that from my python project.

[@marie-pierneault1035]

Did you manage to figure out how to get adb for your project, I have the same question at the moment? Thanks!

[@johncheung8545]

I am a beginner of Python. I was always attracted by your enthusiasm in your lectures. As recent as today, I failed twice in converting a kv file into apk. Then I realized that I don't need this approach at all. I'll just need Android Studio to write Android apks. So, thanks for your info, although I won't be using it. I am sure I shall need your help in the future. Stay put, take care! Good luck!

[@barrykruyssen]

You are amazing. Exact step by step instructions without any "waffling" about.

[@Kv9UyjRJ]

Liked and subscribed, i tried creating an app last week that runs on Ubuntu but crashes on my phone, just found your channel and will binge watch your videos to help me learn more 🙏

[@carlosherrera4282]

Awesome tutorial! I have been working with Windows kivy apps, but was missing a clear tutorial on how to bundle for Android! Thank you só much!

[@ZurioSi]

Amazing video and very well explained, I love it!. Thank you so much, I'm wondering how the hell you don't have at least 100k subscribers... Your content is very good.

[@sankaranarayanans9000]

Hey Maria!. Thanks a lot for this video. It worked and I finally converted my kivy and kivymd file into an apk. 😄💕

[@lawrencechin3743]

at 11:48 how do you check your kivymd version? I can check my kivy version from pip freeze, but can't see my kivymd version under pip freeze

[@nour-eddineoumakhlouf5296]

Increduble! Wow!! Thank you Mariah . It works for me. All your steps were correct from A to Z.

[@Lasswee]

The tutorial dosent work for me even when Mariya tried to debug the buildozer -v android debug by the sudo mount command thing i followed the exact same process but that didnt work!

[@WolverinXs1305]

hey i might be late on this video but at 12:59 when i executed the cmd "buildozer -v aandroid debug" it didnt give me an error and its still going on debugging something and its been more than 30mins now . I just wanna know that if its normal or not

[@richardknipe2733]

At 6:07 I am constantly getting the error of "python error could not find a version that satisfies the requirement buildozer" even though I used the latest adb files from the Internet. Any suggestions?

[@johnpaul4805]

Hi, Your Tutorial really helped me. But there is single error i.e the app installed on my phone go toloading mode and quickly stops working. The app closes itself

[@nalinkannan2691]

hello ma'am..... my app just shows the loading screen and close, plz help me!!!!!!!!!!😥😥😥

[@theblackelephant]

Guys am In love with her teaching python. Thank you alot

[@veselinkadankov7706]

Its working! I am very happy about that! I can`t wait to try it with application of my own 🙂

[@PythonSimplified]

That's awesome! Have fun! 😁😁😁

[@veselinkadankov7706]

@@PythonSimplified Thank you very much Mariya! ❤ I have a question. What if our project contain a .kv file. Do we need to change something else?

[@trtlphnx]

Wow: This is Incredibly Helpful, Thanks ~ You Are My Favorite Computer Instructor On The "Tube" ~ Keep it Coming ~

[@PythonSimplified]

Thank you so much, always a pleasure reading your comments! 😁😁😁

[@patilnitinnandkumar1962]

My APK is not working it's open and close automatically. It's an weather app need solution please 😓

[@darker2.0]

thanks you for your tutorial but i don't know how to get the adb 1.0.39 for windows! can you help me please?!

[@Techprofitoffical]

Hi python simplified I am getting error Buildozer failed to execute the last command # the error might be hidden in the log file above this error #please Read the full log , and search for it before raising an issue with bulldozer itself

[@tidewalkieleblanc4629]

Hello, i just go through the video. I installed an android debug Bridge version 1.0.41 and as the adb version of the file is 1.0.39 it does not match. What should i do in this case ?Thank u?

[@lopoisaac]

Woow! Thanks for this detailed tutorial!! You make it look soo easy :D

[@PythonSimplified]

Thank you Lopo!! 😁 it is indeed very easy when you follow my tutorial! Can't say it was anywhere near easy to figure out without it though 😅 There are many Stack Overflow and Github debugging threads scattered around the internet... so it's like finding a fish in the ocean 🤪 Mounting C: and matching the Windows adb server were quite a nightmare... but not anymore! 😉

[@isaacpolo8643]

After entering "sudo mount -t... metadata" I get the same error, I would appreciate your help, thanks a lot.

[@HungBMHero]

Does it work if we have multiple folders in the main.py directory? Do I have to change any line in the spec file or just keep it like in the video?

[@JarppaGuru]

14:26 buildozer android deploy run logcat. if it not work on WSL then install ubuntu on vmware and everything work even debugging directly to phone "from virtual machine" oops yeah. and this did not work on WSL thats linux. had some sdk issues script did not install it when it was installed java error uf uf. ubuntu on virtual machine worked like charm and debuging on phone also no need install any adb tools lol

[@alkischaralambopoulos8374]

Dear Mariya, let me congratulate you for this video. Your explanations were easy to understand and implement. Your detailed and clear explanations were unique to me and helped me to create an android app in my cell phone and tablet. The question I have for you is how to incorporate an icon, other than the one of the kivy app, in my phone or tablet. Thanks a lot, Alkis

[@zoomosis]

17:47 p4a.fork and p4a.branch should be uncommented, presumably.

[@PythonSimplified]

Oops!! YES!! you're right!!! sorry for not catching it! 😅 It's uncommented on buildozedr.spec on Github but I missed that while filming the video 🙃 Thanks for letting me know!

[@keithramey4723]

@@PythonSimplified So I managed to get this to work. It took over an hour to run. Didn't think my computer was quite that slow. I looked back at my buildozer.spec and these lines are still commented out. Was this the reason it was so slow? Should it have worked with those lines commented out? I haven't done a deep dive into understanding buildozer yet. Thanks for the video!

[@PythonSimplified]

@@keithramey4723 it's substantially slower than compiling a desktop application! I believe it's because Python is not the go-to language for Android apps. It's definitley usable! But professional developers usually use Kotlin or Java for that... 😊 I think that in the future Python will be much more popular for mobile apps (and in general 😉), but until then - it's a long conversion process! Also you'll need to uncomment those lines because they don't count as commands if you leave them as a comment... but if your icons are already showing on your mobile device - you don't even need to! 😀

[@keithramey4723]

@@PythonSimplified So I tried the tip from another comment. I copied the files to the WSL file system. Compiling went from just over an hour to about 18 minutes.

[@ronaldrosete4064]

I'm so thankful to see this video. Hope it works once I followed your steps. Thank you. By the way, I already subscribed in your channel. I expect more Python videos in the future.

[@vaibhavgoel2711]

i did everything but my app gets closed when i click to open it. It does not opens

[@varsketisLT]

Earned a sub today. Glad I stumbled upon you. Thank you so much and keep going!

[@edwardreyes8341]

I don't really work with python, only for small things, but your explanations are so good that i understand everything and i've been practicing with your videos, thanks Mariya!

[@evdenevenakliyatistanbul]

you are a great teacher explaning everything clearly. glad ı found your channel. subscribed.

[@pcservicecenter4071]

Hi Mariya. Great video! Could you please let me know which "phone mirror app " do you use at 10:30 ?

[@anke4347]

Thank you so much. This was awesome and actually working in contrast to many other tutorials.

[@Anutechtrwebgodz]

I remember trying to port to my android app and failed so miserably I just ended up using JPython and cython using android native c++ from Android studio with a opengl prefab. Guess I should have just ran an update on kivy but I did become better at C, Python, just about the same of Java. I hate how redundant Java is,so I try to avoid using it

[@musicwithcode1322]

Thank you, thank you, thank you. I deployed a snake game that I built, to my phone and I feel like a genius :D Thank you for your explanations, your playful attitude, and for making me feel like a genius.

[@rodrigoventura3538]

Hi Mariya, thanks for the video. I have a question: how did you get the adb version 1.0.39? I could not find it.

[@SuperCantillano]

Extra annoying? Its ok. We're all a little sometimes. Nice video young lady, I like it 👍

[@PythonSimplified]

hahaha the pitch of my voice is higher than usual, and therefore extra annoying! 😅 Thank you so much! 😁

[@QuantumxOfficial]

Hello I have a project where I use audio files they were wav extension but my apk crash stating it could Not find the files location. I try including it in the bulldozer spec file and still had the same problem

[@husain6131]

You have good knowledge. And Very very nice your teaching style and your voice .thanks ❤️❤️❤️

[@ChristianBeringer]

Might be a stupid question, but is it possible to install these application at the external SD-card, if these is formated as "internal storage" or must it be installed next to the operating system? But besides: Great work! I was searching a long time for these topic...

[@mostafaarabi4793]

Best easy explanation i seen at all.

[@alanwest546]

Good video. As a student of python and other languages, this was helpful

[@udbhav3760]

Thank you for this video. This was very useful for me I don't know about other's❤️

[@samrierena1723]

first of all, it worked perfectly fine though it took like an hour so thank you so much for the tutorial. my question is, so the second time we want to update the changes, do we run like this for like an hour? love from Ethiopia

[@PythonSimplified]

Hi Samri 😊 If you're just updating your app, without deleting the "bin" directory - it shouldn't take you so much time as you already have most of the packages built. So if buildozer detects the package in the directory - it should skip installing it and move on to the next command. On my end, it was substantially faster to update an existing .apk file rather than to build from scratch. I usually change the title and name of this file into "myName_version2" or something of that sort so you can keep your previous version of the .apk as well to help with testing 😀 Good luck! and please let me know how long the update took on your end... I believe that on my end it takes 20 minutes to build and about 10 minutes to update. Annnnnd of course sending some love back from Canada! 😁

[@samrierena1723]

@@PythonSimplified hey again :) so the second time I ran it, it took like 5 minutes or something...so I have this problem now. I am building my interface using kivymd and when I run it on my android phone it's not displaying it on full screen. it is displaying it in the right corner of the screen so what do you think is the problem? please help I have no idea how to solve it and the project submission date is near

[@PythonSimplified]

Oh wow, I'm super happy it only took 5 minutes! I would check the following things: - How new is your version of Android? - Are you modifying the size of your screen inside the Python file? - Are you using Screen? it should be the container of your layout (GridLayout for example) Let me know if any of these resolved the issue :)

[@samrierena1723]

@@PythonSimplified my phone's android version is 9 and yes the first time i ran it i limited the size using windows.size but then i deleted that line and ran it again but still no difference, and yes i used screen and also screen manager...so i am still trying to understand why its not working but i just can't figure it out and project due date is near please help dear

[@PythonSimplified]

@@samrierena1723 that's so weird Samri 🤔 I'll pin your comment to the top and see if anybody watching this video handled this situation and might be able to help... please load your code to Github and send us a link, we'll need to figure out what's causing these issues as I couldn't find anything similar on Stack Overflow and other debugging platforms. Could you try to load it onto a different device? Android 9 should be good as it's relatively new, but maybe something else on the devices end is not interrogating the .apk file properly? Also when is your project due? I can film a short later on today to see if anybody can help 😊

[@hriscaemilteodor2056]

OMG "OFC we have read all of them" haha u maide my day Maia Thx

[@parth_sikka]

Hi Mariya, I had build a Car Game using Python library "Pygame" for my high school project. I was able to make its setup file and install on any computer and play. But I wanted to run the game on my android phone. Tried using this tutorial but not helpful can you suggest some way of making an apk from Pygame lib in python.

[@2mat012]

You know now?

[@prishasrivastava6169]

Hi, I have successfully created the APK and I tried opening it on my phone but it is not opening. It is showing loading with the kivy logo and closing. Please help me.

[@cembayraktar2000]

1. Is there any sample application you make? 2. How will you transform youraab file? 3. How will you add ads into the application?

[@richardolmedo2513]

help me!!, in the minute 13:32, i have one error like: mount: /mnt/c: C: already mounted or mount point busy. init: (4340) ERROR: UtilCreateProcessAndWait:501: /bin/mount failed with status 0x2000 No error information

[@olasiyandaniel7168]

have you solved it 😶

[@richardolmedo2513]

@@olasiyandaniel7168 NO, i still try

[@skycloud4802]

Damn that's a lot of work. Those Python makers didn't make it easy did they? I appreciate you taking it step by step though.

[@cacosanchez]

hi, mount: /mnt/c: C: already mounted or mount point busy. init: (9751) ERROR: UtilCreateProcessAndWait:501: /bin/mount failed with status 0x2000 No error information

[@cacosanchez]

resolved!!!

[@andsuleo2490]

How? Same problem here

[@rreemmccoo1]

@@cacosanchez Don't just say "Resolved" XD. Give us adleast a clue XD

[@olasiyandaniel7168]

please relate the answer!

[@mohitnarwani4821]

Hi!!! Thanks to you .....my apk is ready but do you know how to create option of in app purchase?

[@marie-pierneault1035]

Hey there, I'm quite new to kivy and exporting apk. I was wondering if the three adb files could have been copy/pasted in the B2D files to replace them? Else why not? Thanks a lot! :)

[@aavalos163]

Your tutorials are the best. Thank you for sharing. I am trying to figure out my app that includes sqlite3, a form and a list for a CRM System. It works fine on my laptop. But It keeps crashing after showing the first form screen. I am using linux mint 20.1, python 3.8, kivy 2.1.0 and kivymd 1.1.1.. Any advice will be appreciated. Thank you.

[@TECHTUBEOfficial1]

You are totally great but "sudo mount -t C: /mnt/c -o metadata" command isn't working, please help me by fixing it, please reply🙏🙏🙏

[@tukendrakulkarni3849]

What's the error? Try restarting you pc after the command

[@MaTzE_K95]

is it required to have the adb in my project folder? If I run the "buildozer -v android debug" in the project folder in /mnt/c/users/... I get an error (not the permission error, before the red text there is nothing specifically mentioned). Do you know what the problem could be? If I copy the project to my home directory on the ubuntu, I am able to build the apk. When running the App on the phone though it crashes after the loading screen.

[@leventefarkas4163]

Hi! What program did you use to mirror your phones srcreen, and what did you use for the UI?

[@miney3212]

I love you so much i have been waiting for this video for months I love you so very much

[@Henry_Nunez]

Hello my dear and beautiful programmer friend, this topic is very interesting. I speak Spanish and I will see a way to learn what you explain to us. Thanks

[@erickedgardolandaverdealas2288]

Wow Your chanel is amazing and it shows from the quality, explanation and the languages subtitles. This day I got one question. Can I do the whole process using only git bash (without downloading Ubuntu App and the dependences of kali linux)?. Because I understand you need linux to do the whole process but git bash is a linux terminal too. Greetings from El Salvador

[@sojotoledo]

Hello Mariya, I am writing to thank you for your contribution, you have a very understandable way of explaining. But when executing the program it gave me an error, and I detected that the problem is in this instruction: from kivymd.uix.toolbar import MDToolbar, my question is: how did you manage to use the MDToolbar?

[@ChatGPT-ef6sr]

The only content showing this in the world.

[@NixTreffNixChef]

Greetings, i have a Xiaomi and run through your video with the downloaded B2D-App, but the app wont start as used to... How can i fix it or wich smartphone would be better?

[@user-haramteknolgy]

E: Package 'python3-pip' has no installation candidate

[@alfrednoodle1028]

Thanks. The ADB bridge part confused me. Ultimately, I think what you're saying is to upload to a phone, we need a folder with a main.py program, and 3 files from SDK (adb.exe and two .dll). However, the adb.exe from the SDK download probably won't match our Linux version--- so we should just copy these three files from your github. Is that correct?

[@Nothing190]

thx your comment was very helpful :)

[@ИльяСуминов-ы7р]

Where do i get the android debug bridge 10.0.39???

[@4RFD4]

I have the same question...

[@strontvliegable]

I get the following error message when running the buildozer -v android debug command: "WARNING: pip is configured with locations that require TLS/SSL, however the ssl module in Python is not available". Could you help me out?

[@3dprofessor520]

I'm getting an HTTPError: HTTP Error 503: Service Unavailable. The downloading worked the first time and even got through a couple of yes' options but then it gave me that HTTP error. After the error, now every time I run the buildozer -v android debug i can't even get to the first yes or no option. I'm using library public Wi Fi.

[@adamfatyga7977]

Hi. I try to make that on Linux (VirtualBox) I need to install a Kivy before i run buildozer?

[@mahiatlinux]

Hey mariya I have a question. Do we need the adb server if we are using our own python file? Sorry if this is s dumb question😅

[@josuegomez2746]

excellent video, well explained and everything works perfectly, keep it up.

[@mohinifulzele9038]

Can you please tell me what should I do... I am getting error- build failed: requested api target 27 is not available, install it with sdk android tool ... while debugging

[@dayanandaksh]

Hi Mariya, I really need your help here. I used libraries such as openpyxl and random in my kivy app. It works fine when running in windows. I followed your video on converting to apk but after building the apps I opened it in my mobile and it shows the kivy loading.. and crash. I did add openpyxl in the library and its version as instructed. Then i exclude openpyxl and random from my app and it works fine. So, how can I used those libraries?. Does buildozer not support openpyxl, random or any other library than kivy.

[@Tobs_]

I have time to go out for a coffee before this lesson starts.

[@PythonSimplified]

Thank you Tobs, always a pleasure chatting with you! 😊

[@Tobs_]

@@PythonSimplified I think I added you on LinkedIn and updated my profile to say "Python Programming"

[@PythonSimplified]

@@Tobs_ awesome, thank you! just confirmed the connection! 😀

[@2pacOk4]

I am enjoyed the lecture, however, i keep getting this error : c compiler cannot create executables buildozer, please what should i do, i am just new to this whole kivy conversion episode

[@sheikhmohideen6951]

I cannot use third python module "import requests" on kivy I added the module in the buildozer spec file .After making the apk file it didn't work.

[@PythonSimplified]

did you add the version of the requests module inside buildozer.spec? like: requests==2.26.0 or something of that sort? This might solve it 😊 Otherwise please let me know what exactly fails in your app and I'll try to help 😉

[@sheikhmohideen6951]

@@PythonSimplified oh. I forgot that Thank you in advance

[@benjaminaguayo7687]

Thank you for the completed explanation. This is what I needed

[@PythonSimplified]

You're absolutely welcome Benjamin! Let me know how it turned out on your end! 😊

[@projectmuscle2m]

@@PythonSimplified abd not installing

[@keithramey4723]

Thanks for your video! I was able to get it to work overcoming a few glitches on the way. Would it be possible to give some references to know how you figured out your dependencies? For instance, how did you know to add pillow as a dependency? Did you just run it and get error messages?

[@Dramula1]

+1

[@Spencer-tk4xt]

I know this comment is old, but for anyone else wondering. The python code for the app imported pillow, if the python code imports a library, it's a dependency.

[@thaersadiq8220]

I have Kivy/KivyMD code with many folders like assets and fonts and .kiv files, how to reach all and convert to android ?

[@Arpit_Shahi]

Because of the error at 12:57 I switched to linux using a vm but she explained it so well.

[@yao_barna]

Hi Mariya! Could it be possible to convert an app made with PyQt5 to Android? Thanks!