ProperDroid is a gradle plugin plus an Android library that simplifies the way to config different variants on your project.
It gets information from your build.gradle
file and writes it to a json file inside your assets
folder. You can recover this information very easily later, on runtime.
Add these dependencies to your build.gradle
:
buildscript {
repositories {
jcenter()
}
dependencies {
classpath 'com.android.tools.build:gradle:1.5.0'
classpath 'com.jcminarro:properdroid-plugin:0.1.0'
}
}
apply plugin: 'com.jcminarro.properdroid'
properdroid {
properdroidvalues = [
// ProperDroid Config
]
}
dependencies {
compile 'com.jcminarro:properdroid:0.1.0'
}
ProperDroid works with the data located inside properdroid
closure. properdroidvalues
will have a list of different configurations and one by default, called default
. You can use flavor
name, build type
name or variant
name for the rest. Inside each configuration you can add as many key-value pairs as you want. Keep in mind that ProperDroid allows you to use the same key on different configurations and it will be overridden in the following order: default
< flavor
< buildType
< variant
Here is an example with a String value to all variants and another that will be overridden only on release
variants:
properdroid {
properdroidvalues = [
default: [
projectName: "ProperDRoid",
endpoint: "http://endpoint.dev"
],
release: [
endpoint: "http://endpoint.dev"
]
]
}
There is an example with more options here
To use ProperDroid inside your app you need to get an instance of ProperDroid and ask it for the desired key.
ProperDroid properdroid = ProperDroid.with(context);
String projectName = properdroid.getString("projectName");
String endpoint = properdroid.getString("endpoint");
If you use git as your vcs, you should ignore every configuration file generated by ProperDroid, adding this line to your .gitignore
file
# Ignore all ProperDroid generated file into your vcs
**/properdroid.json
Feel free to add any useful feature to the library, we will be glad to improve it with your help. I'd love to hear about your use case too, especially if it's not covered perfectly.
Copyright 2015 Jc Miñarro
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