ZHttp JVM

Remove Android-Specific Code and Dependencies

Overview

This PR focuses on making the library platform-independent by removing all Android-specific code and dependencies. The main changes include replacing Android log statements with System.err.println() and eliminating any dependencies that were specific to the Android platform.

Changes Made

• Logging:
  • Replaced all instances of android.util.Log with System.err.println() for error messages and System.out.println() for general logs. This ensures compatibility across different JVM environments.
• Dependencies:
  • Removed all Android-specific dependencies from the build.gradle file. This helps in ensuring that the library can be used in non-Android projects without pulling in unnecessary dependencies.
• Configuration:
  • Updated the build.gradle to remove configurations that were specific to Android, ensuring a clean setup for JVM-based projects.
• Unit Tests:
  • Ensured all unit tests run successfully without relying on any Android-specific setup. This helps in maintaining the reliability of the library across different platforms.

Impact

These changes make the library more versatile and usable in a wider range of projects, including Kotlin console applications and other JVM-based environments. By removing the Android-specific code and dependencies, the library is now more lightweight and easier to integrate into non-Android projects.

Verification

• Unit Tests: All existing unit tests were run to verify that the library functions correctly without the Android-specific code.
• Manual Testing: Conducted manual tests in a JVM environment to ensure that logging and other functionalities work as expected.

Conclusion

This PR makes the library more adaptable and platform-independent by removing Android-specific code and dependencies. It maintains the core functionalities while broadening the scope of potential use cases.