bedrock-android

This project stands as a fundamental building block for a modern Android application. It creates the basics for a single Activity application using Conductor as the UI and navigation framework, Dagger 2 for dependency injection, LiveData for data integration and Coroutines to drive background processing, fully written in Kotlin.

Usage

This library is not officially available in any public binary repository. You are free to use the code shared here under the provided license.

Contribution

Requesting changes

If you found an issue or have a feature request, feel free to start a conversation in the Discussion menu or open an Issue.

Public contribution

1. Fork repo
2. Make changes
3. Open pull request

Publishing

This library is ready to be shared in an AWS S3 backed Maven repository using the android-maven-publish plugin. To make this work you need to set up the following Gradle properties in your build environment:

• maven_access: AWS credential
• maven_secret: AWS credential
• maven_repo: URL of the maven repo

Never include these properties in your commit!

Internal maintenance

For local development you may use this repo directly from the internal Maven repository or refer to it using the mavenLocal directive. If you decide to publish the ongoing changes, you must follow these rules:

1. Bump version according to the magnitude of your changes (semver here)
2. Add the snapshot suffix and ordinal if necessary (eg. snapshot01)
3. You may delete intermediate snapshot releases from the repository if you wish

Generally, do the following:

1. Create a new feature branch, optionally include related ticket number
2. Make changes
3. Open pull request and assign it to one of the other contributors

Before release

1. Bump version according to the magnitude of changes (semver here)
2. Create a tag with the current version number in the form of v*.*.*
3. Create Github release from the tag (use tag as the name)
4. Run Publish to maven repo action

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