android-library

问题 It is possible to easily use third party libraries with gradle. For example, the following allows me to use Retrofit in my app. dependencies { compile 'com.squareup.retrofit:retrofit:1.9.0' } How does this work? Where does the library come from? In general terms, how would I go about publishing a library so that other people can import it like this? Note: this is not a duplicate of Publish jar library to bintray using gradle/publish-jar-library-to-bintray-using-gradle. That question was

问题 It is possible to easily use third party libraries with gradle. For example, the following allows me to use Retrofit in my app. dependencies { compile 'com.squareup.retrofit:retrofit:1.9.0' } How does this work? Where does the library come from? In general terms, how would I go about publishing a library so that other people can import it like this? Note: this is not a duplicate of Publish jar library to bintray using gradle/publish-jar-library-to-bintray-using-gradle. That question was

问题 Closed . This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed 5 years ago . I am working on android library and wondering which analytics solution would be the best for this purpose. I want to monitor: unique app installations / removals using my library memory consumption, number of background applications while doing some specific operations in my

问题 My aim is to be able to distribute the android library application only as binary(WITHOUT SOURCE) to other developers. So that they can make their own apps with it. I am developing two android applications. The first one is library application should act as a kind of SDK. The second one application should use the library application and make the original app. I am using android studio to develop the applications. I have completed the implementations of the library application and generated

问题 I have a library which has its own Activities with colorPrimary and colorPrimaryDark attributes. In the application which is using this library, there are different values for these color attributes. Is there a way to make the library use the style provided by the caller application? So that in the end, if the app has a green toolbar, the activities in the library would have a green toolbar, not the one defined in library theme. This is the library's theme: <style name="LibraryTheme" parent=

问题 I have a library which has its own Activities with colorPrimary and colorPrimaryDark attributes. In the application which is using this library, there are different values for these color attributes. Is there a way to make the library use the style provided by the caller application? So that in the end, if the app has a green toolbar, the activities in the library would have a green toolbar, not the one defined in library theme. This is the library's theme: <style name="LibraryTheme" parent=

问题 I'm just created a new Android Library project using Gradle and would like the code to be optimized and obfuscated with via Proguard. Here is the android portion the build.gradle file: android { compileSdkVersion 19 buildToolsVersion "19.0.1" defaultConfig { minSdkVersion 14 targetSdkVersion 19 versionCode 1 versionName "1.0" } release { runProguard true proguardFiles getDefaultProguardFile('proguard-android-optimize.txt'), 'proguard-rules.txt' } } When I run the gradle build command from

问题 I'm building an app with some features: a ContentProvider a SyncAdapter, a Job service and related persistence logic. On top on these there are the Activities with the UI. I'm trying to put all said features in a separate library module, because in theory their logic is stand-alone and would be reusable by any application. Now comes Dagger2. The first node (main Component) of my library's dependency graph does need to provide Context, and this Context has to be injected from the Application,

问题 Back history I have this android library aar that devs can use normally with compile 'com.companyname.sdk:android-sdk:2.x' and now we're doing a re-write of the library from scratch to create V3. On this re-organization we managed to break the lib into modules. So one could say that on V3 we would have the following artifacts compile 'com.companyname.sdk:core:3.x' compile 'com.companyname.sdk:extra_1:3.x' compile 'com.companyname.sdk:extra_2:3.x' compile 'com.companyname.sdk:extra_ .... and

问题 I am creating AAR file using another aar and jar file dependency. I have successfully created the .aar release file. Then, I have imported my new AAR file into the sample Project. the project is running fine. when going to access that aar and jar classes mean, It's showing NoClassDefFound error. Note: First I want to know, as of now AAR inside another AAR is possible or not. can anyone help me to come out from this new things issue? I referred to this link also Create an AAR with multiple