AndroidBase | Android project template for Gradle Kotlin DSL | Android library
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kandi X-RAY | AndroidBase Summary
The AndroidBase project provides an Android app project template that setups for Gradle Kotlin DSL, it also provides some base classes or extensions to accerate your android development. You can use this template or download the base module.
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Trying to reuse a method in another class, initialising the class like this:
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Answered 2017-Mar-29 at 04:46You need to share an instance of GenericStepDefs
between the steps. Since the variable genericStepDefs
isn't set, you will get a NullPointerException.
You seem to be using Spring since you use the annotation @Autowired
. Look into sharing state with Spring for Cucumber. It is done by setting up Spring for Cucumber-JVM. The dependency
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Install AndroidBase
Change your project name in settings.gradle.kts.
Set your application ID in Versions.kt
Set the package name in AndroidManifest.xml file of :app module .
Select com.enginebai.project directory in "Project" tool window and rename package for your app.
Specify your retrofit base URL in NetworkModule.kt file.
Start to design your main layout xml file fragment_main.xml and fragment class.
Specify your MainFragment.kt name in navigation graph xml file.
That's all. Start your app development journey now 🎉.
You can start your development as usual in app module.
This projects encourges you to use single activity architecture with naivgation component, you will create new fragment that extends the BaseFragment for your all UI pages.
This project uses koin as our dependency injection framework, you will define the modules in di package and add those modules in AppContext.defineDependencies()
You will handle errors with ExceptionHandler, we register a function that will handle errors that are passed to Subscriber.onError(Throwable) for RxJava; for non-RxJava exception, you will inject ExceptionHandler and pass exception to accept(Throwable) function. More detail usage you can check ExceptionHandler, there are some instructions that guide you how to write your custom exception handling logic.
Step 1. Add it to your root build.gradle.kts:.
Versions.kt:
Dependencies.kt:
App module build.gradle.kts:
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