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View code. SL4A is designed for developers and is alpha quality software. Disclaimer Even though a lot of contributors are working for Google, this is not an official Google product. SL4A is no longer under active development. However, some forks of this project may be.

Documentation The original Google Code wiki has been converted to Markdown and is available in the wiki branch. Support Support for SL4A is provided by the community on the project mailing list. About SL4A brings scripting languages to Android by allowing you to edit and execute scripts and interactive interpreters directly on the Android device.

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If you haven't already, open your device's main Settings menu, open the Security menu, then "allow installation of non-Market apps" by checking the Unknown Sources option. Now you're ready to install the Scripting Layer. If you go to the SL4A project's home page , you can download a copy of the Scripting Layer APK to your device by just scanning the barcode on that page and confirming the download when prompted. If you don't have a barcode scanner on your device, there's always a bunch of gratis scanners available from any app store.

Once you've downloaded the APK, you should be able to install it from directly within your device's notifications panel, where the download will appear. You device may differ slightly, but it will be obvious how you install the APK, as long as you've enabled installation from unknown sources. Once you've installed the Scripting Layer, you'll be able to open it, create and edit little shell scripts with the built-in editor and run them. It very easy to get started.

This is where you'll normally put your own scripts for easy access. You can create directories in here to help keep things sane if you want to build more complex applications, or just to organise simple scripts if you have a lot of them. SL4A only includes the shell as standard, but installing other interpreters is easy to do from within the app. If you press View, you'll see a menu with three options, Interpreters, Triggers and Logcat.

Selecting Interpreters will move your view from the scripts directory to the interpreters list. Hitting the device's main menu button in this view will open a new menu with an option to add interpreters. From here you can select which interpreter you want to install, which will open your browser and download the APK for that interpreter.

Each interpreter exists as a separate Android app and will appear as an app in the device's menus.