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I want to use Flutter to create an Android app which depends on a third-party SDK that wrapped in an aar file. So far, I have only found the article Accessing Platform and Third-Party Services in Flutter . It seems that I have to build the Flutter project with additional Java files using Android Studio . This is complicated and not what I want. Is there any way to directly load aar files or *.so files in Dart code? Something like how JNI works. After learning the Flutter example - hello services , I have successfully built my Flutter project with aar file. Basic Steps: Download the Flutter

Here is my setup : I have an android library that creates an aar when exported and I have an android app that uses the library as a module (it's the only way to import a local aar file). To import the aar file as a module in my android app, I click on File -> New Module... -> Import .JAR or .AAR Package and I choose my exported aar file. After that I only need to add a compile project line in my gradle file to be able to use my library. I update very often my library because I am currently developing it and I want to test it frequently. The problem is that I don't know how to update the module

From my understanding, apklib contains code + resource shared with Maven . aar files are distributed by Gradle . The aar differ from apklib in one major way : classes are compiled and included in a classes.jar in the root of the aar. Whereas apklib cannot contain compiled class files or jars. 1 Can somebody explain the main differences between apklib vs aar files ? 2 Can Maven use aar ? Can Gradle use apklib ? 3 Which format is "better" ? 1 Can somebody explain the main differences between apklib vs aar files ? Couple differences that come to my mind, in addition to the ones you mentioned aar

In my Android Studio Gradle project I use several libraries, whereas one library should use a local AAR file as dependency. I used the popular solution to include the AAR file as dependency into my library project: flatDir { dirs 'libs' } compile(name: 'aar-library', ext: 'aar') When I now try to sync I get the error message Failed to resolve: dependency 'aar-library' in my main project even though I'm not using / referencing the AAR file there. If I just copy the AAR file into the libs folder of my main project too it works. Any idea? Already found the solution. It looks like the AAR

I am developing an Android project which includes two modules where one is a library module for producing .aar files and another is a sample app utilising the produced .aar file. Thus, there are two AndroidManifest.xml files in this project. Say I am developing a Bluetooth library, so I put permissions for bluetooth in library's manifest file. By including this library .aar as dependency, can I omit the <uses-permission> tag in the app's manifest file? In other words, does Android app "merge" (may be not literally but semantically) its dependent .aar libraries' permissions? My experience