faridfor / material-remixer-android

Remixer is a set of Android libraries and protocols to allow live adjustment of apps and prototypes during the development process.

Remixer helps teams use and refine design specs by providing an abstraction for these values that is accessible and configurable from both inside and outside the app itself.

This SDK for Android is currently in development.

New to Remixer? Visit our main repo to get a full description of what it is and how it works.

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Project structure

The project is defined as a gradle project with submodules.

• remixer_core: The core framework code, has no dependencies on the android framework and contains the core logic to run callbacks on changes to a Variable, etc. Most of the base classes are here
  • main: The code for the core framework
  • tests: JUnit tests for the Remixer code.
• remixer_ui: The code that shows remixes in the UI.
  • main
    • com.google.android.libraries.remixer.ui.view is the code to display the UI as a BottomSheetFragmentDialog
    • com.google.android.libraries.remixer.ui.widget is a family of widgets that can display each individual Remixer item (variable or trigger).
    • com.google.android.libraries.remixer.ui.widget.RemixerItemWidget is an Interface to implement such widgets. Necessary if you want to provide different widgets.
    • com.google.android.libraries.remixer.ui.RemixerCallbacks is an implementation of Application.ActivityLifecycleCallbacks that clears up callbacks once the corresponding activity is destroyed so it doesn't leak. It needs to be registered in the Application.onCreate() method.
  • tests: JUnit/Robolectric tests.
• remixer_annotation: An annotation processor to make it easier to add remixes to your code.
  • main: The annotation processing code.
  • tests: JUnit tests based on actual classes to compile.
• remixer_example: This is an example app.
  • main: the code for the example app

Building

1. Clone the repository git clone https://github.com/material-foundation/material-remixer-android.git
2. You have two options here:
3. Open it on Android Studio and build from there.
4. run ./gradlew build on your terminal (gradlew.bat build on Windows). * This assumes that you have a copy of the android SDK and, * That you have exported a ANDROID_HOME environment variable that points to your SDK install (the directory that contains subdirectories such as tools, platform-tools, etc.)
   • If you use Android Studio on a mac that defaults to /Users/<yourusername>/Library/Android/sdk
   • In this case you can put export ANDROID_HOME=/Users/<yourusername>/Library/Android/sdk in your ~/.profile or ~/.bash_profile as appropriate.)

Installing the example app

If you're reading this you're probably installing the app from the terminal as opposed to Android Studio. adb install -r remixer_example/build/outputs/apk/remixer_example-debug.apk