Gluten is what it all holds together. This is the glue code between popular android libraries.
compile ('de.jodamob.android:android-gluten:0.3-3-g89a07a5') {
// exclude some dependencies because it was build as java not android project
exclude group: 'org.robolectric'
}
or grab from build folder and put in your libs:
compile files('libs/android-gluten-0.2-16-gfbf52e4.jar')
Why glue together your Activity and Fragments with the xml file manually? Keep the names in sync and it will be done for you.
Simple extend from one of:
AutoLayoutActivity
AutoLayoutFragment
AutoLayoutPreferenceFragment
both will do setContentView in onCreate / inflateView in onCreateView based on their name using lowercase and underscores instead of CamelCase.
So:
DashboardStatisticsActivity
must have a layout file
dashboard_statistics_activity.xml
it also searches for
dashboard_statistics.xml
and
dashboard.xml
They also try to inflate the menu based on same names in menu folders!
If this is too dangerous for you because of changing names, you could also: Just annotate your class:
@InjectedLayout(R.id.myLayout)
public class MyActivity extends AutoLayoutActivity
or with fragment:
@InjectedLayout(R.id.myLayout)
public class MyFragment extends AutoLayoutFragment
Runtime safe version of the Phrase class
Usage: Same as Phrase:
'SafePhrase.from(...).put(...).format()'
Will not crash if elements are not found. Will do a wtf log instead (when combined with Crashlytics logger this would still send the stacktrace so you can fix it easily with next version).
https://github.com/square/phrase
multiple combinable logging classes. Combine local logging with rolling file logging with Crashlytcs with NewRelic...
LogCatLogger : writes to android.util.log
FileLogger : writes rotating log files with java.util.logging (get content written via FileLogger.getLogFileContent() if needed)
SilentLogger: does not log (implements same interface as above, can be used to disable logging)
AsyncLogger : moves all logging into background thread (might be useful in combination with FileLogger)
UncaughtExceptionLogger: registers as exception handler in system and reports those exceptions to logfile
CrashlyticsLogger: sends exceptions that where logged to crashlytics as caught crash)
NewRelicLogger: sends exceptions that where logged to NewRelic as Network errors (there is no better way for now in API)
Log : has the same "interface" as android.util.Log so that only the package has to be changed with one additional initializer method: Log.initLogger() excepts any of the loggers above
example:
Log.initLogger(new LogCatLogger()) writes to console (default)
Log.initLogger(new FileLogger(context, new LogCatLogger())) writes to files + console
Log.initLogger(new UncaughtExceptionLogger(new FileLogger(context))) writes logs and uncaught crashes to file
Log.initLogger(new AsyncLogger(new FileLogger(new CrashlyticsLogger(new LogCatLogger())))); writes async to file and crashlytics and logcat
Log.initLogger(new SilentLogger()) disables logging
Or simply create the UberLog:
Log.initLogger(
new NewRelicLogger(
new CrashlyticsLogger(
new LogCatLogger(
new UncaughtExceptionLogger(
new AsyncLogger(
new FileLogger(context)))))));
New Relic is an app monitoring tool. It can log HTTP results for HttpUrlConnection and Apache and is supposed to support OkHttp since release 264 but seems to have some problems. So here are alternative trace implementations
Usage:
set a profiler when building the RestAdapter:
return new RestAdapter.Builder()
.setProfiler(new TracedRetrofitProfiler(new NewRelicTracer()));
if you also want the body (on erorrs only) be logged to NewRelic you have to use wrap the client, the profiler does not work:
return new RestAdapter.Builder()
.setClient(new TracedRetrofitClient(
new OkHttpClient(), // or whatever you use
new NewRelicTracer()));
https://github.com/square/retrofit https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/mobile-apps/android-api https://github.com/square/okhttp
check out helper classes
StreamUtils.copy(inputstream, outputstream)
Closeables.closeQuietly(stream1, stream2,...)
ViewUtils.hideView(view1, view2,..)
ViewUtils.showView(view1, view2,..)
ViewUtils.removeView(view1, view2,..)
ViewUtils.showOrHide(condition, view1, view2...)
ViewUtils.showOrRemove(condition, view1, view2...)
Licensed under MIT license (c) 2014 Danny Preussler
This software binds to other software, please acknowledge those copyrights or make sure to exclude them at compile time: Espresso and Android Copyright Google Inc. OkHTTP, Picasso, Phrase Copyright Square, Inc. Crashlytics, Copyright Crashlytics New Relic, Copyright New Relic, Inc.