This app is an example of how to write an android application in groovy. It provides examples of how to use dagger (as well as other annotation processors), create extension methods, and how to setup custom compilation configurations.
Big thanks to @peterhajas for providing the json data, and thanks to @melix for getting groovy to run on Android.
- See the extension module to see examples of how to write extension methods on classes.
- See the build.gradle file for how to setup dagger and how to have custom groovy compile options.
- See test to see how to use spock with android tests.
- debug drawer
- automated/functional tests
- setup ci
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