How can I add open source apps into the package? Like I want to have barinsta, feeder, frost, imagepipe, Google Classroom into the package. How can I do that? is there any guide on it? If it's there please help me by providing it.
thanks for the report, I will take a look and get back to you.@Nikhil Looks like there are some issues with the NikGapps-core-arm64-11-20210918-signed.zip (Android R) file. It didn't install some apps like GmsCore...
This is the log directory created after flashing, check it out:
In addition, I also followed your instructions to fix the error of not showing incoming calls even though there is still a ringtone by setting google dialer as default but it doesn't fix it when there are more than 1 applications on the phone capable of making calls.
If possible, can you adjust the Location permission of the Google Play Service app to be disableable? Because of that permission, that application will run 24/24, really consuming battery and network data.
No, the website has the details regarding the package. Please check it out.Does the core version have automatic call recording in dialer? Someone said so https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/mi-dialer-port-for-aosp-and-other-miui-roms.4267451/post-85585663
I'm sorry, but can you show me the post about fixing the error of not showing incoming calls, & as forr me as a online driverv: "Is it necessary to disable Location permission on Google Play ?"@Nikhil Looks like there are some issues with the NikGapps-core-arm64-11-20210918-signed.zip (Android R) file. It didn't install some apps like GmsCore...
This is the log directory created after flashing, check it out:
In addition, I also followed your instructions to fix the error of not showing incoming calls even though there is still a ringtone by setting google dialer as default but it doesn't fix it when there are more than 1 applications on the phone capable of making calls.
If possible, can you adjust the Location permission of the Google Play Service app to be disableable? Because of that permission, that application will run 24/24, really consuming battery and network data.
PM me on Telegram @inikhilmenghaniI'm sorry, but can you show me the post about fixing the error of not showing incoming calls, & as forr me as a online driverv: "Is it necessary to disable Location permission on Google Play ?"
A new Android 12 update is up!
Changelog:
- Fix Android System Intelligence/Device Personalization Services crashes
- Add back GoogleFiles (stock/full package)
Custom builds for Android 12 are setup for you to create custom gapps. Here's how.
Everything is working hence this marks the release as stable.
Download
The fix he gave was: Go to Settings -> Apps -> Default apps -> Phone apps -> select Google Dialer (the name may vary by phone's ROM, but the package of that app is com.android.dialer).I'm sorry, but can you show me the post about fixing the error of not showing incoming calls, & as forr me as a online driverv: "Is it necessary to disable Location permission on Google Play ?"
Yes, it would be nice to be able to disable (temporarily or permanently) location permission to stop apps from running in the background.thanks for the report, I will take a look and get back to you.
as for the persistence of location permission, that can be done, let me try that out.
No, the website has the details regarding the package. Please check it out.
- Working for GoogleClock
- Config Value is 1
- unpacking AppSet/GoogleClock/GoogleClock.zip
-> to /dev/tmp/GoogleClock.zip
- Unzipping /dev/tmp/GoogleClock.zip
-> copying installer.sh
-> to /dev/tmp/pkgContent/installer.sh
- default_partition=product
- InstallPartition is default
- InstallPartition = /system/product
- Can't dirty flash GoogleClock
Is there any way so that I can upgrade my NikGapps package without reinstalling OS again?!?![]()
Hi Everyone,
Here I'd like to Introduce you with my custom Gapps package that I use on day to day basis when I flash a new Rom. As I've observed many people struggling with finding the correct version of gapps to flash, I decided to build a package of my own which lets you flash stable google apps with a lot of variants so you can decide for yourself which package suits you.
What is NikGapps?
Also, since these are custom build, I can include as many packages as I want (which I do, you can pm me if you want that package)
- NikGapps project started with the goal to provide custom gapps packages that suits everyone's needs. A package that a user needs but cannot find and ends up setting up the device installing more apps and removing unwanted apps manually.
- NikGapps is a gapps package built from my own device. As my device is always updated with latest version of Google Apps, every time I build a new package, I am on latest and stable version of Google Apps
- NikGapps also comes with Android Go package for low end devices.
- NikGapps is a bit different than other Gapps packages (written from scratch, it isn't a port of OpenGapps). It focuses on providing apps that most of the people uses but can't find it in other Gapps packages and ends up installing the apps manually
- NikGapps doesn't have stock YouTube, instead it has YouTube vanced (v14 with separate addons for v15). It doesn't have Pixel Launcher, instead it has Lawnchair launcher (Till Android Q, discontinued starting Android R)
- NikGapps supports split-apks
- NikGapps also comes with nikgapps.config and debloater.config which allows you to control your installation and debloat unnecessary stuff from your Rom respectively.
- NikGapps is built on a different architecture, the installation method is completely different (Every Package comes with installer.sh that installs itself). Also, it installs the gapps to /product partition instead of /system partition
- NikGapps also allows you to configure the installation, it can be installed to any partition (be it /system or /product or any other partition which may get added in future)
- NikGapps also allows you to keep the aosp counterpart of google app if you want (just by using nikgapps.config you can choose whether to remove the aosp counterpart or remove it)
- NikGapps allows you to dirty flash it anytime you want, it also supports installing on top of Roms with Gapps (except for the pixel flavored Roms)
- NikGapps also comes with addon packages (useful ones) so that users don't have to flash the whole gapps package just to have the app installed.
- NikGapps supports the Privileged Permission Whitelisting, providing the necessary permissions to the privileged apps.
- It supports addon.d so you need not flash the package again and again after every nightly flash
- NikGapps addon.d functionality is built from scratch which allows you to completely control which app you want to backup/restore on dirty flash.
- It also allows optimizing Google Play Services (when you turn off Find My Device) so that you can sleep with peace without having to worry about Google play services eating your battery. (Requires support from Rom too in order to work)
NikGapps comes with following packages
» Core
» Basic
» Omni
» Macro
» Stock
» Full
» Go (for low end devices)
Although these packages cover a large user base, there are few users who like things differently that is where NikGapps Addons Comes into picture. These Addon packages are separate and meant to flash over NikGapps original packages.
Everything about NikGapps
Flashing Instructions for A/B devices (Clean Flash is recommended)
- Flash Rom in Slot A, Flash twrp, reboot to recovery
- Flash Rom in Slot B, Flash twrp, reboot to recovery
- Flash NikGapps
- Flash Debloater (Optional)
- Reboot
Flashing Instructions for A-only devices (Clean Flash is recommended)
How to clean flash NikGapps update without losing data?
- Flash Rom
- Flash NikGapps
- Flash Debloater (Optional)
- Reboot
How to remove/uninstall an Addon or Package?
- Delete /system/addon.d/nikgapps folder
- Delete /system/addon.d/nikgapps-addon.sh
- Dirty flash Rom
- Flash newer version of NikGapps
Method 1 (Faster and Recommended)
Method 2
- edit nikgapps.config and set <Addon>=-1 (e.g. YouTube=-1)
- set mode=uninstall
- Reflash the zip you flashed in first place to install the addon/package
Enjoy the package! hope it helps you somewhat!
- Uninstall any playstore updates you have for the addon
- Delete the <addon>.sh file from /system/addon.d/nikgapps folder (e.g. YouTube.sh)
- Reflash the rom
Downloads
I still have Android System Intelligence crash and Play Store doesn't download apps.A new Android 12 update is up!
Changelog:
- Fix Android System Intelligence/Device Personalization Services crashes
- Add back GoogleFiles (stock/full package)
Custom builds for Android 12 are setup for you to create custom gapps. Here's how.
Everything is working hence this marks the release as stable.
Download
cd /data
and find "runtime-permissions.xml"
return in output.Hi,I have a request if it's feasible:
I've noticed that NikGapps will consider any flash a dirty flash so long as any file with the name runtime-permissions.xml exists inside the /data partition. This is counterproductive to doing ROM updates, especially in the case of A/B-style phones, whose system image is likely completely overwritten on update. This is ALWAYS going to be the case on any Android device that uses the Super partition rather than separate /system, /vendor, /product, etc. partitions. Some apps included in the fuller packages, including Android Auto, absolutely must exist as a system app otherwise they will not function for their intended use case. Android Auto is one who refuses to do a dirty flash from NikGapps, resulting in broken Android Auto functionality every time you do a ROM update without a /data wipe.
My request is this: Please allow us a way to directly tell the installer that it's being clean flashed even if that file I mentioned exists, as a bad actor could place a file with that name somewhere under /data specifically to prevent it from doing a clean flash. It is easy to revert a change of that nature, though, so long as one has knowledge of a Linux shell, or at least the find command. The other main reason I would love to be able to tell it to act as a clean flash explicitly is for when you're patching the ROM on a device whose /system partition does not retain any previous data during an update. Again, that includes many A/B style phones, and ALL phones whose /system partition is really a logical area of a "super" partition, regardless of A-only or A/B styling.
I don't care really how it's implemented, whether it's by naming the zip, placing some config option somewhere in a file, or even volume buttons. Shoot, even manually installing it from somewhere you can use some kind of keyboard to press a Y/N option would work for me.
In my eyes, it would be simpler for the end user to be able to do so that way rather than go find whatever file (or files, depending on the device, or if a bad actor created another file in another area in /data) that the commandscd /data
andfind "runtime-permissions.xml"
return in output.
The installation is otherwise a simple breeze, and the apps all work flawlessly in tandem with genuine Google-provided updates, as well as having others installed manually from the Play Store if need be. Even by doing that workaround when I went to update the ROM on my phone just a bit ago, I've found no issues that cause any problems. I did it as I didn't want to lose all my data just to have it behave like it's doing a "clean" flash, when on a ROM update, it's technically clean flashing anyway (at least in my case).
I recognize that not all devices operate the same way, and that some may not effectively wipe /system or /vendor on a ROM update (Lineage doesn't wipe /vendor or / out, just /system on my phone, and then writes whatever new files it needs into / and /vendor).
Can you try flashing pixel setup wizard on top of your existing setup?Anyone having issues with the initial setup?
I'm using LOS 18.1 [OFFICIAL], NikGapps Omni.
It is simply impossible to do the initial configuration, when I select WiFi, it goes to the next screen and loads until it gives an error, then I select skip, until it reaches the "Just a second" screen And it keeps loading infinitely!
I tried mobile data and got the same result.
Tried offline configuration and same result...![]()
Hey can we have a package which will replace the default ROMs aosp apps like Google calendar, Google clock, Google dailer, Google contact, google message, google calculator, google gboard, youtube vanced, pixel launcher and wallpaper, Latest Gcam with all the goodies like playground ar sticker included if you cant provide it in a single zip then provide gcam all in one zip separately. Rest all other apps can be downloaded but these apps are needed as default apps in the ROM.
I'll create one tomorrow. I'll exclude pixel launcher as we can install it separately and there are ported versions available which are preferred over stock.+1 to this but without the pixel launcher because I like the built launcher