Gradle build inspector, clarifies what's going on inside your Gradle build.
This plugin shows a confirmation dialog before executing gradle tasks.
Deployment of gradle based libs on Git repositories.
A gradle plugin that facilitates using a git repository as your maven repo, useful when you want to host private, internal maven artifacts, but a full blown repository manager is more than you nee.
This is a ribbonizer as a Gradle plugin for Android, which adds a ribbon to launcher icons.
Power Assert is a language extension which adds extra information when assertions fail. This feature has been invented in Groovy and being spread around other programming languages, and is becoming a fundamental feature for debugging and testing, especially in unit tests: you no longer need to learn a bunch of test matchers such as assertEquals().
Android gradle plugin that adds text to all the debug launcher icons. That is useful for QA teams to know the version of the app that are testing.
This is a helper for releasing libraries to bintray. It is intended to help configuring stuff related to maven and bintray. At the moment it works with Android Library projects, plain Java and plain Groovy projects.
This is a super simple plugin to be used in combination with the new unit testing feature of the Gradle Plugin / Android Studio.
It tries to solve the problem that you have to mock each and every Android SDK class (even SparseArray, TextUtils etc.) by allowing you to use selected classes from a real Android-Jarfile.
Gradle plugin to send Slack messages according to your build lifecycle. Useful to integrate with a CI server, to notify everyone that some gradle task has failed.
This Gradle plugin adds a new task to print out the dex method count of your Android projects without having to install separate tools.
Gradle plugin for Spoon. Allows you to run spoon with almost no effort under new Android build system.
Gradle plugin to prompt for Android release keystore passwords.
This plugin piggy-backs on the unit testing support added in version 1.1.0 of the Android Gradle plugin and configures the test tasks to work correctly with Robolectric.
This plugin integrates TestFairy platform with the Gradle build system. With this plugin, you can upload signed builds directly via command line, IntelliJ, Android Studio and other IDEs.
A plugin that allows you to control, simply, all your Genymotion devices from your Gradle scripts.
Gradle plugin to simplify loading project properties from external environment specific files.
Gradle plugin that tells you what libs have new versions on Maven Central, so when you come back to a project, you know what you can update.
A Gradle plugin to report the number of method references in your APK on every build.
This plugin helps to:
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Gradle plugin for Github releases. You can fully automate releases via gradle-github-plugin.
This plugin let's you easily use the jarjar tool in your gradle builds. This is handy for dependencies, which need to be repackaged, e.g. the full bouncy castle library for Android projects.
Gradle plugin that adds support for Findbugs, Checkstyle and PMD to android projects.
This plugin generates java/android database access code by analysing sqlite migration files or sqlite databases, keeping full control of what code is generated.
sqlite-analyzer creates an in-memory sqlite database, either from a given database file or by reading sql migrations, and analyzes its tables to construct a DatabaseModel
. This model is then used to generate database access code.
A powerful dependency management solution for Android/Java-based gradle build environments. It drastically reduces the complexity of build.gradle files while providing powerful and flexible dependency resolution on top of normal Gradle. It handles linking remote sources for you automatically.
Android APT Plugin for Gradle. Makes sources generated by annotation processors visible in Android Studio.
With this plugin, you can define source folders for SVGs and they will automatically be rasterized/included in your build without messing with your source code.