Opinionated Gradle plugins delivering sensible defaults for app modules: automatic namespace generation, Compose integration, DI and baseline-profile tooling, code formatting, and optimized build/test setup.
A module in a large project spends most of its build file repeating the same setup: the same
target platforms, the same compiler flags, the same test dependencies. These plugins move that
setup out of the build file and leave behind a scaffold {} block where a module declares only
the choices it actually has to make.
plugins {
id("io.github.thomaskioko.gradle.plugins.multiplatform")
}
scaffold {
addJvmTarget()
addIosTargets()
addAndroidTarget()
useMetro()
}
Alongside the plugins are a KSP code generator that writes the navigation graph for an annotated presenter, and a ktlint rule set for the conventions a type cannot enforce.
https://thomaskioko.github.io/app-gradle-plugins/
./gradlew build # the root build
./gradlew spotlessApplyAll # format everything
./gradlew buildHealthAll # check dependencies
./gradlew dokkaAll # build the API reference
./deploy_website.sh --local # read the site while editing it
Releasing is documented in RELEASING.md.
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