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Generates a ZIP file structured for AWS Lambda requirements |
1.1
(31 December 2024) |
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Plugin for creating modules with base structure via the terminal. Creates a new module with a clean architecture containing the dagger 2 and retrofit template |
1.0.0
(05 May 2024) |
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A plugin which provides the ability to generate Liquibase changelogs with standardized name and content structure |
1.2.4
(03 December 2023) |
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Save yourself from writing and supporting a lot of boilerplate code |
0.2.0
(08 July 2023) |
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Gradle plugin for configuring Grailszk asset and compilation structure. |
1.0.0
(12 November 2021) |
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Structure to define the owners of a project, then contributing this back to other plugins |
6.0.0
(13 September 2021) |
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Create standard folder structure, build file, and sample code with unit tests for a new project. |
0.9.0
(28 October 2020) |
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A plugins for building and publishing complex typescript/javascript projects |
1.3.4
(19 September 2020) |
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Executes the gradient aspect weaving and the structural analysis and helps to build the proper gradient toolchain. |
0.8.1
(07 November 2019) |
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The DexPatcher Patch Library plugin produces a DexPatcher patch library file that bundles compiled changes and additions to code and resources of a source application imported as a DexPatcher APK library, without bundling any part of the source application itself. The file is similar in structure to an Android library (AAR) file. The changes bundled in a patch library can be applied to the source application using the DexPatcher Patched Application plugin. Several patch libraries can be applied in the same step, or their application can be serialized though the cyclic use of the APK Library and Patched Application plugins. DexPatcher is free software. (GPLv3+) |
2.0.0
(31 October 2019) |