How to find SHA1 code for Android Studio (2.3.3 above)

The final job is going to make a travel plan, since it is a travel plan must not have the map positioning, and then map positioning is of course called other people's API.

Then because of the product of Baidu's abhorrence, so decided to call the German API.

However, after a series of registration operations, it was found that the official instructions for how to find the SHA1 required for registration are-very vague

I'm moe, you tell me what KeyStore is, and what's falling!

So of course it is ... For StackOverflow programming (laughter

Then find a good way to find SHA1 code after searching.

1. Find the Grandle interface in the right column (as programmed for grandle not familiar with it)

2. Follow the path below to find the Signingreport file and double-click it.

3. Then click on the Gradle console interface in the lower right corner, there is SHA1 code. (Note: If you like the author before the start of the application, it is better to look at the variant inside, you will find that the debug associated with the SHA1 code is the same-you now get only the debug version of the SHA1 code)

4. When I write this note, I have not started to invoke the API about the thing (salted fish is really good ah lying), but according to the StackOverflow on the big guy's tutorial, need to put-should be running mode-tune into the app mode to be able to use the need to call to SHA1 of the relevant program.

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How to find SHA1 code for Android Studio (2.3.3 above)