aar

I'm looking for a way to package a native library into an AAR package, so it would be possible to use it via dependencies declaration in gradle script. By native library I mean set of .cpp files or compiled static library and a set of header files. So, I mean that the app itself will call the library from native code, not from Java. In other words, the library needed to compile app's native code. So that it will be possible to easily manage dependencies of native code. Is it even possible? So far I could only find a lot of questions/examples of how to make an AAR of JNI native library with .so

I created two Android Studio applications. One of them is aar library. I used this aar library in second application. I added aar library by using File->New->New Module->Import AAR/JAR Packages option. after that I can see decompiled sources of my aar library. When I update aar library I copy and paste new aar file to my application project folder. But this time Android Studio shows older decompiled sources. But compile new source successfully. How can I update decompiled sources in Android Studio ? when I import aar file implementation project(':app-debug') line was added my build.gradle file

i google about local aar,every one say it can work,but it don't work at android studio 1.1.0. i try to use : compile fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: ['*.aar']) but it tip: Warning:Project app: Only Jar-type local dependencies are supported. Cannot handle: /Users/kycq/AndroidStudioProjects/QingTaJiao/app/libs/KycqBasic-release.aar how should i do to use local aar? if i should use: compile 'com.example.library:library:1.0.0@aar' how to do this? Sandy D. I was getting the same errors. This was the only thing that helped me: dependencies { compile(name:'nameOfYourAARFileWithoutExtension', ext:'aar'

I'm publishing libraries to an internal Sonatype Nexus repository. Android Studio has a feature that automatically finds the correct source for a library that is referenced through gradle. I publish the sources for our aar as a separate jar to the nexus. But Android Studio is not picking them up. How do I have to publish the sources to make them available in Android Studio? It's not possible at the moment. I have wrote a gradle plugin for this function. Hope it will help you. ----- edit ------ How to publish Android .aar sources? android { task sourcesJar(type: Jar) { classifier = 'sources'

I'm wondering why my library always lost its documentation once it was built to AAR format. Also, Android Studio shrinks the code, i.e. the code before built always different with the code after built into AAR format, none originals. I want my library to has its own documentation and has the original code. You can see the different below: Before built After built into AAR format Where is the documentation?! Also, you'll notice that the whole code are really shrunk and different. So, how do I export AAR library with its documentation without shrink the code? The code "shrinks" because once you

I'm having android library ( aar ) that contains (and builds while building module) native code: apply plugin: 'com.android.library' android { compileSdkVersion 16 buildToolsVersion "25.0.0" defaultConfig { minSdkVersion 11 targetSdkVersion 16 versionCode 1 versionName "1.0" ndk { abiFilters 'armeabi-v7a' } } externalNativeBuild { ndkBuild { path 'jni/Android.mk' } } sourceSets { main { manifest.srcFile 'AndroidManifest.xml' java.srcDirs = ['src'] res.srcDirs = ['res'] jni.srcDirs = ['jni'] } } packagingOptions { exclude '/lib/armeabi-v7a/libv8.cr.so' exclude '/lib/armeabi-v7a/libv8_libbase.cr

is it possible to use a Android Studio Library (aar file) in a Qt app? The problem is, that I want to implement a mobile App with Qt, but there is only a library for Android Studio. Is it possible to include the library in the Qt project or have I to write a wrapper class for it? If I have to implement a wrapper, do I have to use the JNI and are there any examples for using it with C++ and a Java lib? I found the answer, that worked for me. First you have to unzip the aar file, so you can get your jar library file. Then you can follow the instructions in this link to include the library to