AndroidApp
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Boilerplate for developing an Android App using the following technologies:
* Maven for building, testing and deployment.
* Robolectric as a unit testing framework.
The purpose is to provide a workflow for developing Android applications using
TDD. The main ideas behind the project are:
* Do not depend on an Android emulator.
* Develop rapidly using unit testing.
* Try the application in real devices.
Maven
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Maven is a project management tool that provides mechanisms to automate builds,
generation of documentation, track dependencies and much, much more. Maven's
settings file is `pom.xml`.
More information can be found in the proyect's website:
http://maven.apache.org/
Robolectric
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Robolectric is a testing framework for Android that allows you to run your
test without using an Android emulator. More information about the project
can be found on:
http://pivotal.github.com/robolectric/
I also recommend to take a look at this sample project to start becoming
familiar with the framework:
https://github.com/pivotal/RobolectricSample
Goodies
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I'm also using Kenneth Reitz's autoenv:
https://github.com/kennethreitz/autoenv
`.env` file contains a number of handy aliases to use when we are working on
a project:
* `install` runs the `mvn install` command.
* `test` runs the project's test suite.
* `deploy` packages and puts the apk in the target emulator
or connected devices.
TODO
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* write a script for automating the renaming of packages, app name, developer, etc.
License
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See MIT-LICENSE.