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io.spine.protodata Sets up the ProtoData tool to be used in your project. #spine #protobuf #protodata #code generation #codegen	0.96.3 (18 May 2025)
io.github.pacifistmc.forgix This plugin merges Fabric (also Quilt) & Forge jars into a single jar. #forge #merge #jars #fabric #quilt #minecraft #architectury #forgix #pacifistmc	2.0.0-SNAPSHOT.3 (18 May 2025)
io.github.gmazzo.dependencies.embedded Embed dependencies (A.K.A. `fat` or `uber` jar) in the resulting `jar` outcome #fat #uber #embedded #dependencies	1.1.0 (18 May 2025)
com.markelliot.versions Creates a task that determines available dependency and plugin upgrades for a project and produces a YAML report. Additionally provides two tasks for updating the versions in a versions.props file (nebula.dependency-recommender or com.palantir.consistent-versions compatible) and updating plugin versions in Gradle plugin blocks. #versions	0.124.0 (18 May 2025)
nl.colorize.gradle.application Gradle plugin to build native applications for Mac, iOS, Android, and Windows. #application #mac #macos #android #windows #application bundle	2025.1.2 (18 May 2025)
net.serenity-bdd.serenity-gradle-plugin Serenity Gradle Plugin #serenity-bdd #test-automation	4.2.26 (18 May 2025)
io.github.appspiriment.room This plugin simplifies the setup of Room for an Android module by automatically applying the required libraries and configurations. It fetches the necessary Room versions from the `appspirimentlibs.versions.toml` file, so ensure that this file is present in your project before applying the plugin. Once applied, the plugin configures the module with all the dependencies and settings needed to integrate Room seamlessly. This helps streamline the setup process, ensuring consistency and compatibility with the versions specified in your `appspirimentlibs.versions.toml` file. #android #room #conventions	0.0.7 (17 May 2025)
io.github.appspiriment.project This project plugin simplifies the initial setup and version management for an Android application. It removes unnecessary configurations from the app module, creates the `appspirimentlibs.versions.toml` file corresponding to the plugin version, and adds the required `appspiriment` plugin exclusively to the app module (without affecting any other application modules or libraries). Additionally, the plugin configures the `appspirimentlibs.versions.toml` in the `settings.gradle.kts`. Note: If your project is using a `settings.gradle` file in Groovy, it will automatically convert it to the Kotlin DSL (`settings.gradle.kts`). You just need to add the plugin with correct version to the root build.gradle.kts (don't use alias, add it directly at first) and sync. This plugin is ideal for setting up a new project with a clean configuration or updating plugin versions. To update versions, simply update the project plugin version and sync. Be aware that this plugin will remove all configurations in the app module's Gradle file, so ensure that no additional configurations are lost. #android #settings #conventions	0.0.7 (17 May 2025)
io.github.appspiriment.library This Gradle plugin configures an Android Library module with Hilt Dependency Injection (DI) using KSP (Kotlin Symbol Processing) and does not configure KAPT. It automatically applies the Hilt plugin to the library, enabling DI functionality with KSP. The plugin features a configurable extension, `configureLibrary`, which allows you to enable Compose capabilities by setting `isComposeLibrary` to true within the extension. Additionally, the plugin updates the `appspirimentlibs.versions.toml` file to manage and include the required dependencies for the library. This plugin streamlines the setup for Android libraries, providing seamless integration with Hilt (via KSP) and optional support for Compose. #android #library #conventions	0.0.7 (17 May 2025)
io.github.appspiriment.library-hilt The Android Compose Library Plugin streamlines the setup of Jetpack Compose and Hilt within your Android library modules. Leveraging the core configurations established by the Android Base Library Plugin, this plugin not only takes care of the fundamental settings like applying the Android and Kotlin plugins, setting SDK versions, and defining build types, but also automates the configuration of Compose build features, sets the correct Kotlin compiler extension version, and adds all the essential Compose dependencies. This includes UI, tooling, and testing libraries. Furthermore, it integrates Hilt by applying the necessary Hilt plugins and adding the required Hilt dependencies. By using this plugin, you can quickly enable Compose and Hilt in your library modules and ensure that all the necessary components are correctly configured, allowing you to start building beautiful and reactive UIs with ease while benefiting from dependency injection. It ensures that your library modules are consistently configured with the base settings, Hilt, and Compose. #android #library #conventions	0.0.7 (17 May 2025)

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