An easy generation Android i18ns string call Gradle plugin.
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This is a Gradle plugin for automatically generating i18ns string calling code functions for Android projects.
In Android projects, to use i18ns string, you need to define them in strings.xml
and then call them using context.getString(R.string.xxx)
, which
is very cumbersome and inflexible.
That's why this project was born.
With this plugin, you now only need to instantiate the AppLocale
class generated by the plugin once, and then you can use it anywhere.
Traditional Style
val appName = context.getString(R.string.app_name)
Modern Style
val locale by lazy { AppLocale.attach(context) }
val appName = locale.appName
If you are still using Java, the writing method remains the same.
var locale = AppLocale.attach(context);
var appName = locale.getAppName();
The theory supports not very old Gradle, the recommended version is 7.x.x
and above.
Android projects containing Kotlin plugins are supported, other types of projects are not supported yet.
Build Script Language
- Kotlin DSL
It is recommended to use this language as the build script language first, which is also the language currently recommended by Gradle.
- Groovy DSL
Some functions may be incompatible, support will be gradually dropped in the future, and some functions may become unavailable.
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