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  • Add versionName/versionCode for utils's build.gradle
  • Modify README to demonstrate how to use the TTS function.

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  • Chores

    • Enhanced our versioning framework to support more accurate release tracking, establishing a new versioning scheme with updated version numbers.
  • Documentation

    • Added a comprehensive section in the README.md detailing the steps to integrate and use the Text-to-Speech (TTS) function, including necessary configurations and initialization instructions for developers.

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The changes update the versioning information in the utils/build.gradle file. New variables for libVersion, group, and artifact have been added, and the defaultConfig block is modified by updating versionCode and assigning versionName to the new libVersion. Additionally, a new section has been added to the README.md file, providing detailed instructions on integrating the Text-to-Speech (TTS) function via the TextToSpeechViewModel, including necessary configurations and initialization steps.

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File Change Summary
utils/build.gradle - Added libVersion with value '1.0.1-SNAPSHOT'
- Added group with value "ai.elimu.common"
- Added artifact with value "utils"
- Updated versionCode to 1000001 and set versionName to libVersion
README.md - Added a new section detailing instructions for using the Text-to-Speech (TTS) function via TextToSpeechViewModel, including integration steps for Hilt and kapt.

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README.md (2)

1-2: Improve Repository Description Grammar
The repository description could be improved for clarity and grammatical correctness. Consider rephrasing the sentence to remove the passive "being used" or to add the definite article as suggested by static analysis. For example, you might change it to:

-This repository provides commonly shared functions being used across Android apps
+This repository provides commonly shared functions used across Android apps

This enhancement improves readability and flow.


4-4: Refine TTS Function Heading
In the heading "## How to use TTS function?", consider adding the definite article for clarity. A suggested update is:

-## How to use TTS function?
+## How to use the TTS function?

This minor change improves the grammatical precision of the heading.

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Context: ...used across Android apps ## How to use TTS function? The TTS function is provided...

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6-8: Clear TTS Function Overview
The new section explaining the Text-to-Speech (TTS) functionality is detailed and helpful. The inclusion of links to the TextToSpeechViewModel, Hilt, and kapt documentation provides useful context and clear guidance to developers.


11-15: App Build Gradle Plugin Instructions Reviewed
The code snippet demonstrating the addition of the Hilt and kapt plugins in the app/build.gradle file is clear and accurate. This part of the documentation is straightforward and well integrated.


16-21: Dependency Integration Section is Well Documented
The instructions for adding Hilt and common-utils dependencies in the app/build.gradle file are clearly presented. These steps are critical for enabling the TTS functionality and are easy to follow.


22-25: Classpath Configuration for Hilt Plugin is Clear
The guidance for adding the Hilt Gradle plugin classpath in the project’s build.gradle file is concise and correctly formatted.


26-29: Comprehensive Hilt Usage Guidelines
The documentation on adding @HiltAndroidApp to the Application class and @AndroidEntryPoint to Activity/Fragment is practical. This clear instruction helps ensure proper configuration of dependency injection.


30-35: Well-Illustrated TTS Initialization Example
The Kotlin code snippet demonstrating the initialization of the TextToSpeechViewModel in the Activity/Fragment’s onCreate method is clear and useful. This example aids developers in understanding how to properly set up the TTS functionality.


36-37: Effective Conclusion to the TTS Section
The final instruction "Now you're ready to use the Text to Speech function" succinctly wraps up the section. This provides a clear end point for the setup instructions.

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2-2: Editorial: Add missing article for clarity.
The repository description could be enhanced for clarity. Consider revising the sentence to:
"This repository provides the commonly shared functions that are used across Android apps."


9-10: Editorial: Improve phrasing for clarity.
Consider rewording this sentence to improve readability. For example, change:

-So, make sure you have Hilt & kapt imported in your projects via below check-list:
+So, make sure you have Hilt & kapt imported in your project by following the checklist below:
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4-9: Documentation Enhancement: Comprehensive TTS usage instructions.
The new section detailing how to use the TTS function via the TextToSpeechViewModel is well-structured and provides clear, step-by-step guidance. Ensure that the version number (e.g., 1.0.1) referenced in the documentation is consistent with the versioning details updated in the utils/build.gradle file.

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@tuancoltech tuancoltech merged commit eb4c6ad into main Mar 18, 2025
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