[aerogear-dev] AGDroid 3.0 improvements

[Summers Pittman]

Currently we don't support Amazon in the -push library at all so no.  If we
did at a later date, yes.

On Fri, Jul 10, 2015 at 7:42 AM, Sebastien Blanc <scm.blanc at gmail.com>
wrote:

> I like that !
> But did I understand that is tied to Google play Services ? I mean I could
> not use that to inject for instance the Amazon Push Registrar flavor ?
>
>
> On Thu, Jul 9, 2015 at 10:04 PM, Summers Pittman <supittma at redhat.com>
> wrote:
>
>> One of the things passos and I have discussed in the past is using
>> dependency injection (possibly dagger) to reduce a lot of the boiler plate
>> that is in AGDroid projects (think those nasty config blocks in the
>> quickstarts which exist for EVERY pipe, oauthmodule, push module, etc).  We
>> decided not to do that in the past because to make it work we would need to
>> use a gradle plugin, extend all the activity and fragment classes to
>> interrupt the normal lifecycle, or require the user to call magic methods.
>> This felt out of touch with the "style" of programming Google was
>> advocating at the time.
>>
>> With Google play services 7.5 Google is preparing a gradle plugin which
>> will consume a services file and provide those values to code via static
>> variables. (Specifically it injects them into the value.xml file which aidl
>> turns into values in the Resources object).  So we've decided to revisit
>> the issue.
>>
>> See Epic : https://issues.jboss.org/browse/AGDROID-476
>>
>> We want to create a Gradle plugin which will parse ups and keycloak json
>> files and provide convenient tools for managing interactions with those
>> objects.  These tools right now will consist of providing annotations to
>> inject modules and interaction with the Activity lifecycle.
>>
>> In the Push Issue on the Jira I have a quick sample of how the code might
>> look.  You can see there is a LOT less boiler plate.  The idea is that all
>> of the values in the PushRegistrar were parsed from json config file
>> automatically and the PushRegistrar was instantiated and managed
>> transparently.
>>
>> wdyt?  What are pain points you've had with AGDroid this style of tool
>> could help?  Should we also make plugins for maven applications?
>>
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