Android Project Template used in Onebit. There are two templates in this repository. One in master branch is the full-featured and use opinionated stacks, while the skeleton branch contains a vanilla template that allow more freedom and can be easily used in any projects.
As a service company, bootstrapping Android project code is a tedious and repetitive task when kickstarting a new project. We create this template to speed up bootstrapping while maintaining extensibility to use in any projects with any number of team members.
These are the configuration that we try to simplify:
- Code style enforcement
- Code quality checking (checkstyle, PMD, lint)
- Version numbering
- Integration with CI environment (Jenkins, Travis, etc) (WIP)
- Signed APK build (WIP)
- Google Play publishing (WIP)
- Git workflow helpers (WIP)
No more tab vs space debate, it's enforced by configuration. The configuration is stored in .editorconfig on the project root. Newest Android Studio already have native support for EditorConfig.
Use Timber.d(message) instead of Log.d(TAG, message). It's automatically tagged and has similar style with String.format()
Why: Android apps have 65536 methods hard limit.
Provided by Dex count plugin.
CheckStyle and PMD included.
To do all checks, run:
./gradlew check
To customize the rules, edit the following files:
/config/checkstyle.xml/config/pmd
- Butterknife
- OkHttp
- Picasso
- LeakCanary