A multidex library can help to install classes(..i).dex by the index number.
With google multidex library we can install all of secondary dexes or none of them. but with multidex-installer we'll have the capability of installing secondary dexes by their indexes, so we can decide which one and when to install at runtime.
There are three public static methods in JLLKMultiDexInstaller:
// Install all dexes in sourceApk
public static void installAll(Context context)
// Install one dex by index
public static void installOne(Context context, int dexIndex)
// Install dexes by range index
public static void installRange(Context context, int startDexIndex, int endDexIndex)Here is a sample of android project with the multidex-installer library:
multidex-sample: https://github.com/JLLK/multidex-sample
And there are some other things you can do with multidex-installer, multidex-hook and multidex-maker, such as recording load-time of each module.
build.gradle
dependencies {
compile fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: ['*.jar'])
compile "com.github.jllk:multidex-installer:0.0.4-beta@aar"
}Application:
class SampleApp extends Application {
override def attachBaseContext(base: Context): Unit = {
super.attachBaseContext(base)
JLLKMultiDexInstaller.installOne(this, 2) // for R
JLLKMultiDexInstaller.installRange(this, 3, 4) // for scala
}
}This lib is licensed under Apache License 2.0. See LICENSE for details.