WebDAV Provider is an Android app that can expose WebDAV through Android's Storage Access Framework (SAF). This allows you to access your WebDAV storage through Android's built-in file explorer, as well as other apps on your device.
⚠️ This is a fork of alexbakker/webdav-providerThis project has been forked and significantly modified. We use a different package name (
org.joefang.webdavinstead ofdev.rocli.android.webdav) and do not maintain compatibility with the original project. Updates and features may diverge from the upstream project.If you're looking for the original project, please visit alexbakker/webdav-provider.
- Package Name:
org.joefang.webdav(original:dev.rocli.android.webdav) - Separate Signing Keys: Test builds use a different signing key than production releases
- No Backward Compatibility: This fork may introduce breaking changes
- Independent Development: Features and bug fixes may not be merged back upstream
This project is automatically tested against a variety of different WebDAV servers. The tests run in an Android emulator and connect to the WebDAV servers running in separate containers on the host machine.
To spin up the test environment:
docker compose --project-directory tests up -d --wait --force-recreate --build --renew-anon-volumes --remove-orphansAssuming an Android emulator is running, use the following command to run the tests:
./gradlew connectedCheckTo shut the test environment down:
docker compose --project-directory tests down -vThis project uses an automatic versioning system based on git tags. See docs/VERSIONING.md for details on:
- The 30-bit version code schema
- How stable vs development versions are calculated
- CI/CD workflow configuration and signing architecture