README.md

#S3 Transfer Manager Demo

###Set up Cognito First we will need to set up Cognito, which is the recommended way of providing authentication. Do this through the AWS Console. Download or copy the starter code that it will output.

###Set up permissions Now that you've set up Cognito, we need to set up the IAM permissions.

1. Go to https://console.aws.amazon.com/iam/home
2. Select Roles
3. Select the appropriate unauthenticated role from your identity pool
4. Select attach role policy, under the permissions tab
5. Find S3 full access, and attach it to the role.
6. Take note of the "Role ARN" under the "Summary" tab; we'll need this later

###Setting up the project You'll need to set up the project for your environment. If you are going to build the project from command line, run the command

android update project -p <path_to_project> -t android-10

assuming android is already in your path. If not, you can find it in "<path_to_sdk>/tools".

###Changing Constants Before you try to compile the app, you'll first need to change the values in com.amazonaws.demo.s3_transfer_manager.Constants to match the things on your specific AWS account.

Change all of these to be the corresponding values on your account

public static final String AWS_ACCOUNT_ID = "YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID";
public static final String COGNITO_POOL_ID = 
        "YOUR_COGNITO_POOL_ID"
public static final String COGNITO_ROLE_UNAUTH = 
        "YOUR_COGNITO_ROLE_UNAUTH";
public static final String BUCKET_NAME = "YOUR_BUCKET_NAME";

###Compiling Now that you have done all of that, you can compile the app. To do this from the command line, just run

ant debug

from the root project directory, assuming you have ant installed. After compiling, you can install by running

ant installd

also from the root directory. You can do compile and install all at once with

ant debug install

as well.