如何在不使用Android Studio的情况下为Google Play开发控制台创建即时应用？

Question

I want to create an instant app apk for testing the integration of the billing API in the product, through Google Play.

I have not used Android Studio for creating the product. So, in this case, can I build an instant app apk without using Android Studio. And, can I debug this apk without Android Studio? By which way?

If it is not possible to generate and test an instant app apk without using Android Studio, how do you do with it?

My development configuration:

• Product made in JavaFX 8, with JavaFXports,Gluon with Eclipse

• Billing API for Google Play:

   gluonhq.charm.down.plugins.InAppBillingService gluonhq.charm.down.plugins.inappbilling.Product 

Note1:
The following article shows how to create this instant file, with Android Studio https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/android-instant-apps/index.html#3

Note2:
About the tests "can I debug this apk without Android Studio? By which way? ", it seems that I understand how to do.
In Google console, I add a secondary account that is my tester account. It is defined with another email address.
Then, after creating the instant app (TBD), I publish it, the Google Play Development server warns my secondary account about that. Note that this app contains some System.out.println for debugging the billing code.
Then, on the tester side,I download the app from the server and I can now test it. By this way, it is now possible to finalize the debug of my product, especially about the billing, by catching the traces provided by my phone that had installed the app.

Answer 1

you should be able to build it with the Gluon Plugin for Eclipse . and there also is the Buildship Plugin ; which even even seems to used - guess you'd merely need to provide the InstantApps SDK, with the SDK Manager and then configure the splits accordingly - and build with Buildship. so far the gluon-samples don't feature an InstantApps example yet (because it is mere the question, if Gluon would also support this); maybe consider, if you even do require these splits, while probably not even having a prototype available (which means, there currently is nothing to split).