#1 contains the basic implementation of andromatic. But I'd say this seems like a very natural contender for a CLI.
I'm thinking of two commands:
andromatic [--package-version <version>] <TOOL NAME> [...<arguments>], a wrapper around runAndroidDevTool() that would mostly be useful for interactive use
andromatic-install --package <package path> [--version <version>] / andromatic-install --tool <tool name> [--package-version <version>], a wrapper around installAndroidDevTool and installPackages that would mostly be useful for postinstall scripts to make sure that the required SDK packages are installed at… install time and the user doesn't need to wait when first running the downstream library
#1 contains the basic implementation of andromatic. But I'd say this seems like a very natural contender for a CLI.
I'm thinking of two commands:
andromatic [--package-version <version>] <TOOL NAME> [...<arguments>], a wrapper aroundrunAndroidDevTool()that would mostly be useful for interactive useandromatic-install --package <package path> [--version <version>]/andromatic-install --tool <tool name> [--package-version <version>], a wrapper aroundinstallAndroidDevToolandinstallPackagesthat would mostly be useful forpostinstallscripts to make sure that the required SDK packages are installed at… install time and the user doesn't need to wait when first running the downstream library