Hunter
A fast, incremental, concurrent framework to develop compile plugin for android project to manipulate bytecode
Overview
Hunter is a framework designed to develop Android Gradle plugins using ASM and Gradle Transform API. It offers a range of scalable plugins for Android developers, allowing them to monitor their app, enhance 3rd-party dependencies, and improve the Android framework. Hunter's plugins support incremental and concurrent compilation, minimizing additional build time. The latest version of Hunter has been published to MavenCentral.
Features
- OkHttp-Plugin: Allows you to hack OkHttp and set a global Interceptor/Eventlistener/Dns for all OkhttpClients, even those in 3rd-party libraries.
- Timing-Plugin: Enables you to time all your UI-thread methods and dump block traces with the costed time of every step. You can also consume the block detail in your preferred way.
- Debug-Plugin: Allows you to easily add an annotation to a specific method, which will then print all parameters, costed time, and return value. This plugin offers advantages over Jake Wharton's hugo.
- LogLine-Plugin: Adds a line number to every line of your logcat.
Summary
Hunter is a powerful framework for developing Android Gradle plugins. It offers a range of plugins that allow developers to enhance their apps, 3rd-party dependencies, and the Android framework itself. With features like timing, debugging, and log line enhancements, Hunter provides useful tools for monitoring and optimizing Android applications.
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