library-project

I have been trying to add this library project to my existing project in Android Studio. It's the first time I am going to use a library project and I am having tough time. I have looked around for many ways to do this from tutorials and posts around but couldn't get it done. owe I'm not sure if it's already possible to add a library project via the IDE (-> without any problems). I do this by configuring the gradle files of my project like this: create a folder in your root project directory named libs copy the folder datetimepicker-library to libs add this library in your settings.gradle with

I am trying to configure with Gradle a project which contains some external libraries. With Gradle I can setup different Environmental Configuration (with a class inside a config file) for the main application using the Build Variants so I can execute code according to this variables. The problem is that how I can do the same for a library project? I created this library for this project and I would like to setup different Build Variants for different scenarios. As an example: In the Library, when running in debug mode, then print all the logs so I can see them while developing. In release

I have a library project and a application. I'd like to have 2 product flavours ( store , dev ) for both library and application. When I build the store flavour for the application I want to use the store flavour from the library. Also when I build the dev flavour for the application I want to use the dev flavour from the library. I tried setting the same product flavours for both library and application but it does not work. Here is my configuration: Library apply plugin: 'android-library' android { compileSdkVersion 19 buildToolsVersion "19.1.0" defaultConfig { applicationId "ro.amarkovits

In a class belonging to a Library project I call: webview.loadUrl("file:///android_asset/info.html", null); Unfortunately, this only works if I duplicate the file info.html into the Application's project asset folder as well. Is there a way to tell an Android library code: "look for this file in the library's assets folder, not in the application's assets folder" ? kabuko From the Android Docs : Library projects cannot include raw assets The tools do not support the use of raw asset files (saved in the assets/ directory) in a library project. Any asset resources used by an application must be