A set of Android studio package/activities/classes templates.Those templates are based on a system called FreeMarker. You can learn how to structure and format templates here: Android ADT Template Format Document.
- Copy templates you want to include in Android Studio from the package-templates folder.
- Go to your Android Studio app, then Contents/plugins/android/lib/templates/other (Full path: /Applications/Android Studio.app/Contents/plugins/android/lib/templates/other).
- Paste the templates in the 'other' folder
- Restart Android Studio if it's running.
Note: Make sure to check the repo for updated templates. You have to remove and add the updated template again.
Note 2: Android Studio will remove the template on each update. You need to install it after each update.
- Launch Android Studio
Right click -> Newwhere you want to use the new template. Look for your new template and use it.- Complete the form with your information.
- Hit finish and enjoy!
- Dagger
- Dagger setup (PerApp/PerActivity/Injector/HasComponent/AppComponent/AppModule)
- Component
- Component/Module
- MVVM
- Activity package (Activity/ViewModel/View/Layout)
- Fragment package (Fragment/ViewModel/View/Layout)
- MVP
- Activity package (Activity/View/Presenter/Component/Module/Layout)
- Fragment package (Fragment/Presenter/View/Layout)
Make sure to check sample to have an idea of the result for each template.
- Automatically install templates using a Script.
Submit your template ideas (issues or pull requests) and report any problems faced with current ones.
Android Studio Templates is Copyright (c) 2016 Prolific Interactive. It may be redistributed under the terms specified in the LICENSE file.
Android Studio Templates is maintained and funded by Prolific Interactive. The names and logos are trademarks of Prolific Interactive.
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