A Kotlin/Android demo project that uses the How Long To Beat API to scan Game Boy carts.
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README.md

How Long To Beat Demo App

Building

Create apikeys.properties

Add the following to a new file called apikeys.properties (in the root folder):

GoogleVisionApiKey="yourkey"

Your Google Vision API Key can be fetched through console.cloud.google.com.

The key GoogleVisionApiKey is used in build.gradle.kts of the app and auto-generates the correct string in the class BuildConfig, ready to be used in the Kotlin/Java code. See The app Gradle build file for more information.