[wallet] move akono into a normal gradle dependency

This removes the need to manually copy a binary blob
and should also make F-Droid inclusion easier.

1 files changed, 6 insertions, 15 deletions

diff --git a/wallet/README.md b/wallet/README.md
index 63b128b..e4cee9c 100644
--- a/wallet/README.md
+++ b/wallet/README.md
@@ -1,40 +1,31 @@
-GNU Taler Wallet
-================
+# GNU Taler Wallet
 
 This package implements a GNU Taler wallet for Android.
 It is currently a UI for the wallet writen in TypeScript.
 
+## Building
 
-Building
-========
+Currently, building the wallet for Android requires manually copying a dependency:
 
-Currently, building the wallet for Android requires manually copying two
-dependencies:
-
-`akono.aar` -> `../akono/akono.aar`
 `taler-wallet-android.js` -> `src/main/assets/taler-wallet-android.js`
 
 After that, the Android wallet can be built with Gradle:
 
     $ ./gradlew build
 
-
-Obtaining Dependencies
-======================
+## Obtaining Dependencies
 
 There are two ways of obtaining the dependencies.  The easiest one is
 to use the pre-built versions, which are stored in the "binary-deps"
-branch of this repository.
+branch of the git://git.taler.net/wallet-android.git repository.
 
 An easy way to access them is using a git worktree:
 
     $ git fetch origin binary-deps
     $ git worktree add binary-deps binary-deps
-    $ cp binary-deps/akono.aar ../akono/akono.aar
     $ cp binary-deps/taler-wallet-android.js src/main/assets/taler-wallet-android.js
     $ git worktree remove binary-deps
 
-Alternatively, you can build them yourself from the respective repositories:
+Alternatively, you can build it yourself from the repository:
 
- * git://git.taler.net/akono.git
  * git://git.taler.net/wallet-core.git