Allow inclusion as Android app module #195
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correct me if im wrong but wont this make it impossible for jvm only projects to use it since it always applies the android framework plugin? 🤔 |
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Yes, the provided gradle file is able to build only for Android, but you are not providing one for jvm only as I guess in that case the build environment is maven. |
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With those two files the library can be used as a module in Android apps.
The only requirement for the user is to add the following declaration in the app build.gradle file:
ext { compileSdkVersion = 31 }