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A library that allows you to enable/disable features and/or part of code regarding a Context
.
A library that allows replacement of Kotlin classes in flavors.
Library that allows replacement of Java and Kotlin classes in flavors (works in pure Java projects)
A simple formatter library which formats dates in a fuzzy form for display in apps.
Optionals for Java 7. This a lightweight copy of Guava's Optional interface.
Easily upload files to Slack using Gradle Plugin.
greenrobot-common provides general purpose utilities for Android and Java projects. Having its root in the early days of Android development, the library is minimalistic, tiny in size (jar < 100k), and focuses on efficiency and performance.
The Guava project contains several of Google's core libraries that we rely on in our Java-based projects: collections, caching, primitives support, concurrency libraries, common annotations, string processing, I/O, and so forth.
Light version of guava with packages split in different targets (Designed for Android).
An android library containing most of the helper classes every android developer needs.
Every Android developer faces few problems while developing Android Apps. Listing down some of them, which I have faced everytime I create a new android project.
What if we had a library which takes care of all these problems and let the developers concentrate on writing the actual business logic and create awesome functionalities.
Using the Helper library developer can solve the above mentioned problems. Using this Helper library is pretty simple.
Why use Holdr?
What is iSortBox? Just like what it says: Simplify sorting!
This framework achieves a goal which makes sorting easier, moreover, you will benefit from what it provides such as pre-processing, converting, grouping and filtering.
As the name iSortBox, the letter 'i' means input and the letter 'o' means output, as for the details on how to complete the work, all are encapsulated in iSortBox.
java-object-diff is a simple, yet powerful library to find differences between Java objects. It takes two objects and generates a tree structure that represents any differences between the objects and their children. This tree can then be traversed to extract more information or apply changes to the underlying data structures.
Implementation of various string similarity and distance algorithms: Levenshtein, Jaro-winkler, n-Gram, Q-Gram, Jaccard index, Longest Common Subsequence edit distance, cosine similarity...
VerbalExpressions is a Java library that helps to construct difficult regular expressions.
Joda-Time provides a quality replacement for the Java date and time classes. The design allows for multiple calendar systems, while still providing a simple API.
This library is a version of Joda-Time built with Android in mind.
jOOR stands for Java Object Oriented Reflection. It is a simple wrapper for the java.lang.reflect
package.
jraf-android-util is a collection of general purpose utilities for Android.
Fast and simple URL parsing for Java, with UTF-8 and path resolving support.
Removes the noise from float streams using Kalman Filter. Useful to smoothen sensory data e.g.: gps location, or Accelerometer.
KISS Tools for Android.
Basic utils classes for android development: BitmapUtil, BundleUtil, ClipboardUtil, DeviceUtil, DrawableUtil, FileUtil, JSONUtil, KeyboardUtil, LogUtil, MediaUtil, NetworkUtil, ResourceUtil, ZipUtil, etc.
🪁 Fed up with typing ContextCompact, resources and context all over your apps to access your resources? Say no more.
Kurl is a library that implements, structures, modularizes and provides testability for APIs implementations. It is designed to turn basic strings (and URLs) operations into consistent and idiomatic Kotlin code.
Kurl is designed from the ground up to perform all the heavy work, leaving you with higher level abstraction and business logic.
Kurl stands for Kotlin Url Repolishing Library. The name is inspired by cUrl.
A library that converts Time to its equivalent basic local languages starting with three basic Nigeria languages (Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo) with others in pipeline.