Provides a convenient basic start-off point for all your new Android projects.

Tries to employ the best tools and practices.
Does not contain any architectural patterns or solutions.

It draws inspiration from Chris Banes's Tivi but adds many customizations and optimizations.

Note: this project is Kotlin-based and is not designed to be Java-friendly.

• Gradle setup with all its little quirks
• buildSrc module with Gradle Kotlin DSL. It provides autocomplete and other niceties in managing Gradle dependencies
• CI/CD with automated Unit/Robolectric tests, Firebase Test Lab integration, and Play Store publishing
• Static code analysis
• Crash reporting via Crashlytics
• Firebase Performance Monitoring
• Simple Dagger2 setup

For detailed instructions on how to configure this template project for you, see Wiki.

• CircleCI for continuous integration
• Gradle Play Publisher for continuous delivery
• Spotless + ktlint to enforce code formatting and styling
• Gradle Versions Plugin to automatically check for new versions of your dependencies
• Dexcount Gradle Plugin to keep track of app's method count

• Crashlytics for crash reporting
• Firebase Performance Monitoring to gain insights into your app's performance

• Espresso for UI tests
• Robolectric to run all tests (including Espresso-based) on a local JVM

• LeakCanary to detect memory leaks
• Dagger2 for dependency injection
• RxJava + RxKotlin + RxAndroid + Coroutines for asynchronous programming
• rxlint for Lint-checking RxJava code
• Timber for logging
• ThreeTenABP + ThreeTenBP to use Java 8 Time and Data API

• Android KTX for more pleasant usage of Android APIs with Kotlin extension functions
• Material Design to use components from Material Design guidance
• Mockito to mock dependencies
• Mockito-Kotlin to provide more idiomatic usage of Mockito in Kotlin
• Lifecycles from Android Jetpack to manage Activity and Fragment lifecycles

All contributions in form of issues or pull requests are welcome.
You should create an issue first if you want to introduce a significant change.

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2018 Andrii Chubko

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