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This is a template project for Android Studio that allows you to create an android webview application in minutes. You can use it to create a simple app for your website or as a starting point for your HTML5 based android app.

Getting started

Download or clone this repository and import it into Android Studio.

Using a remote source

If you want to create an app that shows the content of a remote website

uncomment line 24 in MainActivity.java and replace https://example.com with your url
```
mWebView.loadUrl("https://example.com");
```
open the MyWebViewClient.java file and replace example.com on line 15 with your hostname
```
hostname = "example.com";
```

Using a local source

If you want to create a local HTML5 android app

uncomment line 27 in MainActivity.java

mWebView.loadUrl("file:///android_asset/index.html");

put all your files (including your index.html) in the assets directory