Awesome Android SDK Design

https://medium.com/capital-one-tech/awesome-android-sdk-design-fef427604546

So, you’re building an Android SDK (library). And of course, you’re going to integrate the library inside a sample application before publishing in order to test it thoroughly (and use as a demo for Product and Sales team members). As you develop the library, you are bound to have Debug build variant features (SDK tooling) that you definitely do not want to ship in Production code. But, these debug features are extremely helpful for demo purposes and User Acceptance Testing (UAT).

Let’s start off with a thesis:
Testing / Debug code should never be included in shipped Production code.

So, how do you design an SDK with all of your awesome debug tooling and also avoid the riskiness of shipping them “turned off” in Production code?

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1. @jacksoncheek Awesome Android SDK Design And Keeping Your Product Owners Happy With Debug Features! #AndroidSummit
2. @jacksoncheek @jacksoncheek Jackson Cheek • Mobile Engineer at Compass • First tech talk!
3. @jacksoncheek 1. Application debug features Outline
4. @jacksoncheek 1. Application debug features 2. What about debug features for SDKs? Outline
5. @jacksoncheek 1. Application debug features 2. What about debug features for SDKs? 3. A wild scenario appears! Outline
6. @jacksoncheek 1. Application debug features 2. What about debug features for SDKs? 3. A wild scenario appears! 4. Leveraging modular SDK builders Outline
7. @jacksoncheek 1. Application debug features 2. What about debug features for SDKs? 3. A wild scenario appears! 4. Leveraging modular SDK builders 5. Demo application that integrates our SDK Outline
8. @jacksoncheek Application Debug Features
9. @jacksoncheek • Easy testing and debugging Application Debug Features
10. @jacksoncheek • Easy testing and debugging • Speed up dev time Application Debug Features
11. @jacksoncheek • Easy testing and debugging • Speed up dev time • Helpful for User Acceptance Testing (UAT) Application Debug Features
12. @jacksoncheek • Easy testing and debugging • Speed up dev time • Helpful for User Acceptance Testing (UAT) • Demoing for Product Owners and Sales Teams Application Debug Features
13. @jacksoncheek • Easy testing and debugging • Speed up dev time • Helpful for User Acceptance Testing (UAT) • Demoing for Product Owners and Sales Teams • Do NOT ship to Production Application Debug Features
14. @jacksoncheek • Modify network endpoints Examples Networking Mock QA Prod
15. @jacksoncheek • HTTP traffic interceptors Examples
16. @jacksoncheek • Custom logger injections Examples Log.d(TAG, "Boring log message with a static call to the Android logger :(“) vs. // Android logger in Debug, no-op logger in Release, System logger in Test logger.log("Awesome log message :)")
17. @jacksoncheek • Mock web server
 
 https://github.com/square/okhttp/tree/master/mockwebserver Examples private val mockWebServer: MockWebServer = MockWebServer().apply { setDispatcher(mockDispatcher) mockScope.launch { start(8080) } }
18. @jacksoncheek • Stub happy paths Examples class MockDispatcher : Dispatcher() { override fun dispatch(request: RecordedRequest): MockResponse { val body = """ { "presenter": "Jackson Cheek", "twitter": "@jacksoncheek" } """.trimIndent().toByteArray() return MockResponse().apply { setResponseCode(200) setBody(Buffer().readFrom(body.inputStream())) } } }
19. @jacksoncheek • Stub sad paths Examples class MockDispatcher : Dispatcher() { override fun dispatch(request: RecordedRequest): MockResponse { val body = """ { "message": "Login Required" } """.trimIndent().toByteArray() return MockResponse().apply { setResponseCode(401) setBody(Buffer().readFrom(body.inputStream())) } } }
20. @jacksoncheek Examples UI Elements fr_CA
 French es_US Spanish en_US English • Localization changes
21. @jacksoncheek • Deep linking Examples App Launch Skip FTUX Skip Login Skip Registration
22. @jacksoncheek • Alternate app resources Examples
23. @jacksoncheek • Simulating push notifications • Inspecting analytics • Bug reporting • … And More!
24. @jacksoncheek Other Devs You Product Owners QA Sales Backend Devs Other Stakeholders Executives
25. @jacksoncheek Other Devs You Product Owners QA Sales Backend Devs Other Stakeholders Executives
26. @jacksoncheek But…
27. @jacksoncheek Testing / Debug code should never be included in shipped Production code But…
28. @jacksoncheek // Debug Dependencies dependencies { debugImplementation project(":example-debug-module") } // Release Dependencies dependencies { releaseImplementation project(“:example-no-op-module") } Application Breakdown
29. @jacksoncheek // Debug Dependencies dependencies { debugImplementation project(":example-debug-module") } // Release Dependencies dependencies { releaseImplementation project(“:example-no-op-module") } Application Breakdown
30. @jacksoncheek But, What About SDKs?
31. @jacksoncheek How do you design a library with all of your awesome debug tooling? But, What About SDKs?
32. @jacksoncheek How do you design a library with all of your awesome debug tooling? But, What About SDKs? How do you avoid the riskiness of shipping them “turned off” in Production code?
33. @jacksoncheek • GitHub: https://github.com/jacksoncheek/UserProfileSdk • Link to slides will be available through Twitter Time for Some Code
34. @jacksoncheek Common Approach /** Builder code to return your CustomSdk implementation */ class CustomSdkBuilder { /** Builds the CustomSdkImpl */ fun build(): CustomSdk { return CustomSdkImpl() } }
35. @jacksoncheek Common Approach /** Builder code to return your CustomSdk implementation */ class CustomSdkBuilder { /** Builds the CustomSdkImpl */ fun build(): CustomSdk { return CustomSdkImpl( logger = logger ) } fun logger(logger: Logger) = apply { this.logger = logger } }
36. @jacksoncheek Common Approach /** Builder code to return your CustomSdk implementation */ class CustomSdkBuilder { /** Builds the CustomSdkImpl */ fun build(): CustomSdk { return CustomSdkImpl( logger = logger ) } fun logger(logger: Logger) = apply { this.logger = logger } }
37. @jacksoncheek Common Approach /** Builder code to return your CustomSdk implementation */ class CustomSdkBuilder { /** Builds the CustomSdkImpl */ fun build(): CustomSdk { return CustomSdkImpl( logger = logger // will be NoOpLogger in Release builds ) } fun logger(logger: Logger) = apply { if (isDebuggable) { this.logger = logger } else { this.logger = NoOpLogger() } } // BAD!!! private val isDebuggable: Boolean = if (BuildConfig.DEBUG) true else false }
38. @jacksoncheek Common Approach /** Builder code to return your CustomSdk implementation */ class CustomSdkBuilder { /** Builds the CustomSdkImpl */ fun build(): CustomSdk { return CustomSdkImpl( logger = logger // will be NoOpLogger in Release builds ) } fun logger(logger: Logger) = apply { if (isDebuggable) { this.logger = logger } else { this.logger = NoOpLogger() } } // BAD!!! private val isDebuggable: Boolean = if (BuildConfig.DEBUG) true else false }
39. @jacksoncheek “The code paths aren't being executed in Release. Just let ProGuard’s code optimization strip it out…” Why Is This Risky?
40. @jacksoncheek “The code paths aren't being executed in Release. Just let ProGuard’s code optimization strip it out…” Why Is This Risky? How confident are you in your release pipeline build steps?
41. @jacksoncheek A Better Approach! The concept is simple… leverage modular SDK builders!
42. @jacksoncheek Modular Builders Separate your Debug features and your Production features by writing two SDK builders (Dev and Prod).
43. @jacksoncheek Modular Builders Separate your Debug features and your Production features by writing two SDK builders (Dev and Prod). Only the Prod builder is published with the final Android library artifacts.
44. @jacksoncheek Modular Builders Separate your Debug features and your Production features by writing two SDK builders (Dev and Prod). Only the Prod builder is published with the final Android library artifacts. The Dev builder is only distributed with Debug flavors of your sample application.
45. @jacksoncheek • Modify network endpoints • HTTP traffic interceptors • Custom logger injections • Mock web server • Stub happy and sad paths • Localization changes • Deep linking • Simulating push notifications • Alternate app resources • Inspecting analytics • Bug reporting • Plus more! ? ? ? ? ? SDK Debug Tooling
46. @jacksoncheek • Modify network endpoints • HTTP traffic interceptors • Custom logger injections • Mock web server • Stub happy and sad paths • Localization changes • Deep linking • Simulating push notifications • Alternate app resources • Inspecting analytics • Bug reporting • Plus more! AW ESOME SDK Debug Tooling
47. @jacksoncheek A Wild Scenario Appears!
48. @jacksoncheek Build an Android SDK that fetches a user’s profile A Wild Scenario Appears!
49. @jacksoncheek Build an Android SDK that fetches a user’s profile A Wild Scenario Appears! Acceptance Criteria: • Demo application to showcase the SDK
50. @jacksoncheek Build an Android SDK that fetches a user’s profile A Wild Scenario Appears! Acceptance Criteria: • Demo application to showcase the SDK • Include a “locked” down build variant with no debug tooling
51. @jacksoncheek Build an Android SDK that fetches a user’s profile A Wild Scenario Appears! Acceptance Criteria: • Demo application to showcase the SDK • Include a “locked” down build variant with no debug tooling • Include an “unlocked” build variant with awesome debug features
52. @jacksoncheek Hello, My Name Is 1. Client application Hello launches. 2. User clicks “Get Profile” button and the ViewModel launches our UserProfileSdk. 3. The SDK begins a new Activity and starts a ViewModel that performs our data fetching. 4. A user profile is retrieved from the API and is rendered on screen. 5. User clicks “Got It!” button, which exits the SDK and returns a Result object to Hello via a callback. 6. The client application renders the Result back to the user on the “Hello, My Name Is” ImageView.
53. @jacksoncheek /** Public interface. */ interface UserProfileSdk { } Starting Simple (Contract)
54. @jacksoncheek /** Public interface. */ interface UserProfileSdk { /** Begins the UserProfileSdk flow. * * @param callback invoked asynchronously after completion. */ fun startFlow( callback: ResultCallback ) } Starting Simple (Contract)
55. @jacksoncheek /** Public interface. */ interface UserProfileSdk { /** Begins the UserProfileSdk flow. * * @param callback invoked asynchronously after completion. */ fun startFlow( callback: ResultCallback ) } typealias ResultCallback = (Result) -> Unit Starting Simple (Contract)
56. @jacksoncheek internal class UserProfileSdkImpl(private val params: Params) : UserProfileSdk { // ... override fun startFlow( callback: ResultCallback ) { } } SDK Implementation
57. @jacksoncheek internal class UserProfileSdkImpl(private val params: Params) : UserProfileSdk { // ... override fun startFlow( callback: ResultCallback ) { sdkSession.launch { uiSdk.startFlow(callback) } } } SDK Implementation
58. @jacksoncheek class UserProfileSdkBuilder { private lateinit var params: Params fun params(params: Params) = apply { this.params = params } /** Builds the UserProfileSdkImpl. */ fun build(): UserProfileSdk { requireNotNull(params) { "`params` cannot be null" } return UserProfileSdkImpl( params = params ) } } SDK Builder
59. @jacksoncheek class UserProfileSdkBuilder { private lateinit var params: Params fun params(params: Params) = apply { this.params = params } /** Builds the UserProfileSdkImpl. */ fun build(): UserProfileSdk { requireNotNull(params) { "`params` cannot be null" } return UserProfileSdkImpl( params = params ) } } SDK Builder
60. @jacksoncheek class UserProfileSdkBuilder { private lateinit var params: Params fun params(params: Params) = apply { this.params = params } /** Builds the UserProfileSdkImpl. */ fun build(): UserProfileSdk { requireNotNull(params) { "`params` cannot be null" } return UserProfileSdkImpl( params = params ) } } SDK Builder
61. @jacksoncheek class UserProfileSdkBuilder { private lateinit var params: Params fun params(params: Params) = apply { this.params = params } /** Builds the UserProfileSdkImpl. */ fun build(): UserProfileSdk { requireNotNull(params) { "`params` cannot be null" } return UserProfileSdkImpl( params = params ) } } SDK Builder
62. @jacksoncheek class UserProfileSdkBuilder { private lateinit var params: Params fun params(params: Params) = apply { this.params = params } /** Builds the UserProfileSdkImpl. */ fun build(): UserProfileSdk { requireNotNull(params) { "`params` cannot be null" } return UserProfileSdkImpl( params = params ) } } SDK Builder
63. @jacksoncheek class UserProfileSdkBuilder { fun baseUrl(baseUrl: BaseUrl) = apply { this.baseUrl = baseUrl } // ... } Let’s Start Adding Features
64. @jacksoncheek class UserProfileSdkBuilder { fun baseUrl(baseUrl: BaseUrl) = apply { this.baseUrl = baseUrl } fun region(region: Region) = apply { this.region = region } // ... } Let’s Start Adding Features
65. @jacksoncheek class UserProfileSdkBuilder { fun baseUrl(baseUrl: BaseUrl) = apply { this.baseUrl = baseUrl } fun region(region: Region) = apply { this.region = region } fun okHttpBuilder(okHttpBuilder: OkHttpClient.Builder) = apply { this.okHttpBuilder = okHttpBuilder } // ... } Let’s Start Adding Features
66. @jacksoncheek class UserProfileSdkBuilder { fun baseUrl(baseUrl: BaseUrl) = apply { this.baseUrl = baseUrl } fun region(region: Region) = apply { this.region = region } fun okHttpBuilder(okHttpBuilder: OkHttpClient.Builder) = apply { this.okHttpBuilder = okHttpBuilder } fun logger(logger: Logger) = apply { this.logger = logger } // ... } Let’s Start Adding Features
67. @jacksoncheek Leveraging Modular SDK Builders
68. @jacksoncheek Modular SDK Builder Design Demo Application
69. @jacksoncheek Modular SDK Builder Design Demo Application Prod SDK Builder Dev SDK Builder Dev Flavors Injecting Debug Features Prod Flavors Locked Down Release Features
70. @jacksoncheek Modular SDK Builder Design Prod SDK Builder Dev SDK Builder UserProfileSdk Common SDK Impl Demo Application
71. @jacksoncheek Modular SDK Builder Design Core Library UI Library UserProfileSdk Base Libraries Prod SDK Builder Dev SDK Builder Demo Application
72. @jacksoncheek Modular SDK Builder Design Demo Application Prod SDK Builder Dev SDK Builder Core Library UI Library UserProfileSdk
73. @jacksoncheek Source Structure Note: Dev artifact should not be published.
74. @jacksoncheek // LeakCanary dependencies { debugImplementation "com.squareup.leakcanary:leakcanary-android:1.3.1" releaseImplementation "com.squareup.leakcanary:leakcanary-android-no-op:1.3.1" } // Chuck dependencies { debugCompile "com.readystatesoftware.chuck:library:1.1.0" releaseCompile "com.readystatesoftware.chuck:library-no-op:1.1.0" } Existing Examples
75. @jacksoncheek // LeakCanary dependencies { debugImplementation "com.squareup.leakcanary:leakcanary-android:1.3.1" releaseImplementation "com.squareup.leakcanary:leakcanary-android-no-op:1.3.1" } // Chuck dependencies { debugCompile "com.readystatesoftware.chuck:library:1.1.0" releaseCompile "com.readystatesoftware.chuck:library-no-op:1.1.0" } Existing Examples
76. @jacksoncheek // LeakCanary dependencies { debugImplementation "com.squareup.leakcanary:leakcanary-android:1.3.1" releaseImplementation "com.squareup.leakcanary:leakcanary-android-no-op:1.3.1" } // Chuck dependencies { debugCompile "com.readystatesoftware.chuck:library:1.1.0" releaseCompile "com.readystatesoftware.chuck:library-no-op:1.1.0" } Existing Examples
77. @jacksoncheek /** Prod SDK Builder */ class UserProfileSdkBuilder { fun appContext(appContext: Context) = apply { this.appContext = appContext } /** Builds the UserProfileSdkImpl. */ fun build(): UserProfileSdk { // Return the UserProfileSdkImpl } } Prod SDK Builder
78. @jacksoncheek /** Prod SDK Builder */ class UserProfileSdkBuilder { fun appContext(appContext: Context) = apply { this.appContext = appContext } /** Builds the UserProfileSdkImpl. */ fun build(): UserProfileSdk { // Return the UserProfileSdkImpl } } Prod SDK Builder
79. @jacksoncheek /** Dev SDK Builder */ class UserProfileSdkBuilder { fun appContext(appContext: Context) = apply { this.appContext = appContext } fun baseUrl(baseUrl: BaseUrl) = apply { this.baseUrl = baseUrl } fun region(region: Region) = apply { this.region = region } fun okHttpBuilder(okHttpBuilder: OkHttpClient.Builder) = apply { this.okHttpBuilder = okHttpBuilder } fun logger(logger: Logger) = apply { this.logger = logger } /** Builds the UserProfileSdkImpl. */ fun build(): UserProfileSdk { // Return the UserProfileSdkImpl } } Dev SDK Builder
80. @jacksoncheek /** Dev SDK Builder */ class UserProfileSdkBuilder { fun appContext(appContext: Context) = apply { this.appContext = appContext } fun baseUrl(baseUrl: BaseUrl) = apply { this.baseUrl = baseUrl } fun region(region: Region) = apply { this.region = region } fun okHttpBuilder(okHttpBuilder: OkHttpClient.Builder) = apply { this.okHttpBuilder = okHttpBuilder } fun logger(logger: Logger) = apply { this.logger = logger } /** Builds the UserProfileSdkImpl. */ fun build(): UserProfileSdk { // Return the UserProfileSdkImpl } } Dev SDK Builder
81. @jacksoncheek Voilà None of our AWESOME debug tooling features are hidden behind isDebuggable code-switches.
82. @jacksoncheek Demo App + SDK
83. @jacksoncheek • Framework-less dependency injection Demo App + SDK Integration
84. @jacksoncheek • Framework-less dependency injection • SDK instance scoped to the MainApplication class Demo App + SDK Integration
85. @jacksoncheek • Framework-less dependency injection • SDK instance scoped to the MainApplication class • Product flavors for separating debug / release dependencies Demo App + SDK Integration
86. @jacksoncheek Injecting the SDK class MainApplication : Application() { val sdk: UserProfileSdk by lazy { UserProfileSdkBuilder() .appContext(this) .build() } override fun onCreate() { super.onCreate() // Initialize the UserProfileSdk before onCreate() finishes sdk } }
87. @jacksoncheek Injecting the SDK class MainApplication : Application() { val sdk: UserProfileSdk by lazy { UserProfileSdkBuilder() .appContext(this) .build() } override fun onCreate() { super.onCreate() // Initialize the UserProfileSdk before onCreate() finishes sdk } } Which Builder?
88. @jacksoncheek Launch the SDK class MainActivity : AppCompatActivity() { val app get() = application as MainApplication val sdk: UserProfileSdk get() = app.sdk override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState) setContentView(R.layout.sample_activity_main) sdk.startFlow { result -> println("UserProfileSdk Result: $result") } } }
89. @jacksoncheek android { flavorDimensions "CONFIGURABLE" } Flavor Dimensions
90. @jacksoncheek Flavor Dimensions android { flavorDimensions "CONFIGURABLE" productFlavors { dev { dimension "CONFIGURABLE" applicationIdSuffix ".dev" } mock { dimension "CONFIGURABLE" applicationIdSuffix ".mock" } prod { dimension "CONFIGURABLE" } } }
91. @jacksoncheek Flavors Dependencies // Dev Dependencies dependencies { devImplementation project(":user-profile-sdk-builder-dev") } // Mock Dependencies dependencies { mockImplementation project(":user-profile-sdk-builder-dev") } // Prod Dependencies dependencies { prodImplementation project(":user-profile-sdk-builder-prod") } // Common Dependencies dependencies { // Everything else }
92. @jacksoncheek Flavors Dependencies // Dev Dependencies dependencies { devImplementation project(":user-profile-sdk-builder-dev") } // Mock Dependencies dependencies { mockImplementation project(":user-profile-sdk-builder-dev") } // Prod Dependencies dependencies { prodImplementation project(":user-profile-sdk-builder-prod") } // Common Dependencies dependencies { // Everything else }
93. @jacksoncheek DI Object Graph (Mock) /** A graph for bindings specific to the MOCK flavor. */ interface ConfigurableGraph { val baseUrl: BaseUrl val okHttpBuilder: OkHttpClient.Builder val userProfileSdk: UserProfileSdk }
94. @jacksoncheek DI Object Graph (Mock) /** A graph for bindings specific to the MOCK flavor. */ interface ConfigurableGraph { val baseUrl: BaseUrl val okHttpBuilder: OkHttpClient.Builder val userProfileSdk: UserProfileSdk }
95. @jacksoncheek DI Object Graph (Mock) /** A graph for bindings specific to the MOCK flavor. */ interface ConfigurableGraph { val baseUrl: BaseUrl val okHttpBuilder: OkHttpClient.Builder val userProfileSdk: UserProfileSdk }
96. @jacksoncheek DI Object Graph (Mock) /** A graph for bindings specific to the MOCK flavor. */ interface ConfigurableGraph { val baseUrl: BaseUrl val okHttpBuilder: OkHttpClient.Builder val userProfileSdk: UserProfileSdk }
97. @jacksoncheek DI Object Graph (Mock) import com.jacksoncheek.userprofile.builder.dev.UserProfileSdkBuilder /** A graph for bindings specific to the MOCK flavor. */ class ConfigurableGraphImpl(val appContext: Context) : ConfigurableGraph { override val baseUrl by lazy { "http://localhost:8080" } override val okHttpBuilder by lazy { OkHttpClient.Builder() .addInterceptor(ChuckInterceptor(appContext).showNotification(true)) } override val userProfileSdk by lazy { UserProfileSdkBuilder() .appContext(appContext) .baseUrl(baseUrl) .okHttpBuilder(okHttpBuilder) .build() } }
98. @jacksoncheek DI Object Graph (Mock) import com.jacksoncheek.userprofile.builder.dev.UserProfileSdkBuilder /** A graph for bindings specific to the MOCK flavor. */ class ConfigurableGraphImpl(val appContext: Context) : ConfigurableGraph { override val baseUrl by lazy { "http://localhost:8080" } override val okHttpBuilder by lazy { OkHttpClient.Builder() .addInterceptor(ChuckInterceptor(appContext).showNotification(true)) } override val userProfileSdk by lazy { UserProfileSdkBuilder() .appContext(appContext) .baseUrl(baseUrl) .okHttpBuilder(okHttpBuilder) .build() } }
99. @jacksoncheek DI Object Graph (Mock) import com.jacksoncheek.userprofile.builder.dev.UserProfileSdkBuilder /** A graph for bindings specific to the MOCK flavor. */ class ConfigurableGraphImpl(val appContext: Context) : ConfigurableGraph { override val baseUrl by lazy { "http://localhost:8080" } override val okHttpBuilder by lazy { OkHttpClient.Builder() .addInterceptor(ChuckInterceptor(appContext).showNotification(true)) } override val userProfileSdk by lazy { UserProfileSdkBuilder() .appContext(appContext) .baseUrl(baseUrl) .okHttpBuilder(okHttpBuilder) .build() } } Dev SDK Builder
100. @jacksoncheek DI Object Graph (Mock) import com.jacksoncheek.userprofile.builder.dev.UserProfileSdkBuilder /** A graph for bindings specific to the MOCK flavor. */ class ConfigurableGraphImpl(val appContext: Context) : ConfigurableGraph { override val baseUrl by lazy { "http://localhost:8080" } override val okHttpBuilder by lazy { ... } override val userProfileSdk by lazy { ... } companion object { fun create(appContext: Context): ConfigurableGraph { return ConfigurableGraph.Impl(appContext) } } }
101. @jacksoncheek DI Object Graph (Prod) import com.jacksoncheek.userprofile.builder.prod.UserProfileSdkBuilder /** A graph for bindings specific to the PROD flavor. */ interface ConfigurableGraph { val userProfileSdk: UserProfileSdk // And NO debug tooling features } class ConfigurableGraphImpl(val appContext: Context) : ConfigurableGraph { override val userProfileSdk by lazy { UserProfileSdkBuilder() .appContext(appContext) .build() } }
102. @jacksoncheek DI Object Graph (Prod) import com.jacksoncheek.userprofile.builder.prod.UserProfileSdkBuilder /** A graph for bindings specific to the PROD flavor. */ interface ConfigurableGraph { val userProfileSdk: UserProfileSdk // And NO debug tooling features } class ConfigurableGraphImpl(val appContext: Context) : ConfigurableGraph { override val userProfileSdk by lazy { UserProfileSdkBuilder() .appContext(appContext) .build() } } Prod SDK Builder
103. @jacksoncheek • Extension functions for the MainApplication class Flavor Dimensions /** Add different functionality to the `CONFIGURABLE` flavor dimension. */ fun MainApplication.onCreateConfigurableFlavorDimension(): ConfigurableGraph { // Initialize and return the MOCK DI object graph return ConfigurableGraph.create(this) }
104. @jacksoncheek • Extension functions for the MainApplication class Flavor Dimensions /** Add different functionality to the `CONFIGURABLE` flavor dimension. */ fun MainApplication.onCreateConfigurableFlavorDimension(): ConfigurableGraph { // Initialize and return the MOCK DI object graph return ConfigurableGraph.create(this) }
105. @jacksoncheek Flavors Source Structure \--- :user-profile-sdk-sample-app (demo application) +--- src | +--- dev | | \--- java | | \--- com.jacksoncheek.userprofile.sample | | +--- ConfigurableDimension.kt | | \--- ConfigurableGraph.kt | +--- main | | \--- java | | \--- com.jacksoncheek.userprofile.sample | | +--- Graph.kt | | +--- MainActivity.kt | | \--- MainApplication.kt | +--- mock | | \--- java | | \--- com.jacksoncheek.userprofile.sample | | +--- ConfigurableDimension.kt | | \--- ConfigurableGraph.kt | +--- prod | \--- java | \--- com.jacksoncheek.userprofile.sample | +--- ConfigurableDimension.kt | \--- ConfigurableGraph.kt \--- build.gradle
106. @jacksoncheek Flavors Source Structure \--- :user-profile-sdk-sample-app (demo application) +--- src | +--- dev | | \--- java | | \--- com.jacksoncheek.userprofile.sample | | +--- ConfigurableDimension.kt | | \--- ConfigurableGraph.kt | +--- main | | \--- java | | \--- com.jacksoncheek.userprofile.sample | | +--- Graph.kt | | +--- MainActivity.kt | | \--- MainApplication.kt | +--- mock | | \--- java | | \--- com.jacksoncheek.userprofile.sample | | +--- ConfigurableDimension.kt | | \--- ConfigurableGraph.kt | +--- prod | \--- java | \--- com.jacksoncheek.userprofile.sample | +--- ConfigurableDimension.kt | \--- ConfigurableGraph.kt \--- build.gradle
107. @jacksoncheek Injecting the SDK via Graph class MainApplication : Application() { val configurableGraph: ConfigurableGraph by lazy { onCreateConfigurableFlavorDimension() } override fun onCreate() { super.onCreate() // Initialize the configurable graph before onCreate() finishes configurableGraph } }
108. @jacksoncheek Injecting the SDK via Graph class MainApplication : Application() { val configurableGraph: ConfigurableGraph by lazy { onCreateConfigurableFlavorDimension() } override fun onCreate() { super.onCreate() // Initialize the configurable graph before onCreate() finishes configurableGraph } }
109. @jacksoncheek Launch the SDK via Graph class MainActivity : AppCompatActivity() { val app get() = application as MainApplication val configurableGraph: ConfigurableGraph get() = app.configurableGraph override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState) setContentView(R.layout.sample_activity_main) configurableGraph.userProfileSdk.startFlow { result -> println("UserProfileSdk Result: $result") } } }
110. @jacksoncheek Launch the SDK via Graph class MainActivity : AppCompatActivity() { val app get() = application as MainApplication val configurableGraph: ConfigurableGraph get() = app.configurableGraph override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState) setContentView(R.layout.sample_activity_main) configurableGraph.userProfileSdk.startFlow { result -> println("UserProfileSdk Result: $result") } } }
111. @jacksoncheek Mock Flavor Example
112. @jacksoncheek Recap Dev Flavor Prod Flavor Mock Flavor
113. @jacksoncheek • Leveraging modular SDK builders to securely separate debug features from release builds. Recap
114. @jacksoncheek • Leveraging modular SDK builders to securely separate debug features from release builds. • Dev SDK builder artifact is NOT published. Recap
115. @jacksoncheek • Leveraging modular SDK builders to securely separate debug features from release builds. • Dev SDK builder artifact is NOT published. • Debug / testing code is not shipped in production code. Recap
116. @jacksoncheek • Leveraging modular SDK builders to securely separate debug features from release builds. • Dev SDK builder artifact is NOT published. • Debug / testing code is not shipped in production code. • Product Owners and other stakeholders can happily continue using the debug features they’re accustomed to . Recap
117. @jacksoncheek • Leveraging modular SDK builders to securely separate debug features from release builds. • Dev SDK builder artifact is NOT published. • Debug / testing code is not shipped in production code. • Product Owners and other stakeholders can happily continue using the debug features they’re accustomed to . • Devs can stay happy that their SDK design is protected! Recap
118. @jacksoncheek Awesome Android SDK Design And Keeping Your Product Owners Happy With Debug Features! #AndroidSummit Questions? Jackson Cheek @jacksoncheek