android-library

I am building an android library that I plan to integrate into many 3rd party apps(which do not belong to me). So, I am trying to figure out a way to find out if any of those 3rd party apps crashes due to the code in my library. Is there any way to find that out? I was looking at Crashlytics to achieve the same. But, as I understand, Crashlytics will be able to give the Crash analytics to only the app owner, right? Is there any way to collect the crash info without the intervention of the 3rd party app? Thanks. EDIT: This isn't a duplicate of Integrating Crashlytics to library project because

I have library project which I am using in main android project using AAR file. I am getting the famous 65k method limit now which I have expected, but I have few queries. I have added AAR file in libs folder of my main project and compiled the same in build.gradle. 1) Do I need to add multi-dex support in both library as well as main android project? 2) Do I need to add afterEvaluate script in both project? Most importantly if we got multi-dex working, we might get issue that in main android project we get Classnotfound exception if any of the class which we try to use is not in main dex list

I have two packages^ in Eclipse. One is marked as a Library and the other references it (under properties->Android), as described here: http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/projects/projects-eclipse.html My problem is that when I hover the mouse over some code referring to the referenced project eclipse displays "This element has no attached javadoc and the javadoc could not be found in the attached source" Furthermore when I select "Open Declaration" in the context menu for said code, it opens the associated .class (instead of the .Java) with the messsage "The JAR of this class file

I'm trying to build the sample project "Action Bar Styled" using the Action Bar Sherlock. I download the .zip file containing ABS here http://actionbarsherlock.com/ but I can't figure out where to unzip so that it will appear on Project>Properties>Add library. Can someone give me an hand? Also, I read somewhere (can't find it now, sorry) that the current Android Compatibility library supports the Action Bar in pre 3.0 versions, so it has basically the same "effect" as Action Bar Sherlock - can someone confirm this? Which library should I install? Elad92 Didn't heard about Compatibility library

I am building an Android library that is packaged as an aar and distributed to 3rd party developers. The structure is pretty simple: project ---libraryA ---libraryB libraryA requires libraryB, which is why is has this in its gradle file: compile project(':libraryB') And settings.gradle has include ':libraryB', ':libraryA' But if I build the project as an aar it only includes libraryA. What am I missing? I read the responses to this: Android Studio how to package single AAR from multiple library projects? Is this still not possible? I would assume that splitting up your code into multiple