Mockito - Sample Code and Directory of libraries for Android Developers

Source link: https://github.com/mockito/mockito

Current version is 2.x

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Mockito continuously delivers improvements using Shipkit library ( http://shipkit.org). See the latest release notes and latest documentation. Docs in javadoc.io are available 24h after release. Read also about semantic versioning in Mockito.

Older 1.x releases are available in Central Repository , Bintray and javadoc.io (documentation).

More information

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Want to contribute? Take a look at the Contributing Guide.

Enjoy Mockito!

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How to develop Mockito?

To build locally:

 ./gradlew build

To develop in IntelliJ IDEA you can use built-in Gradle import wizard in IDEA. Alternatively generate the importable IDEA metadata files using:

 ./gradlew idea

Then, open the generated *.ipr file in IDEA.

How to release new version?

Mockito implements Continuous Delivery model. Every change on main branch (for example merging a pull request) triggers a release build on Travis CI. The build publishes new version if specific criteria are met: all tests green, no 'ci skip release' used in commit message, see the build log for more information. Every new version is published to "mockito/maven" Bintray repository. New versions that Mockito team deems "notable" are additionally published to Maven Central and JCenter. We used to publish every version to Maven Central but we changed this strategy based on feedback from the community ( #911).

Q: What's new in Mockito release model?

A: In Q2 2017 we implemented Mockito Continuous Delivery Pipeline 2.0. Not every every version is published to Maven Central.
Q: How to publish to Maven Central?

A: Include "[ci maven-central-release]" in the merge commit when merging the PR. Caveat: if the PR does not change the binaries / javadoc in any way, the release will be skipped. To avoid this problem, make a whitespace change in javadoc Javadoc for some public type. We will address this caveat, see issue #353 in Shipkit. Hint: To signify a new feature consider updating version to next minor/major, like: "2.8.0", "2.9.0", "3.0.0".
Q: How to promote already released version to a notable version?

A: It isn't automated at the moment. What's the use case?

Source link: https://github.com/mockito/mockito

Resources

Material Design Example

Material Design Example is a sample application for the new design concept made by Google, Material Design. Besides the design, we have the new APIs introduced in Android SDK Lollipop:

Custom theme colors
Circular reveal
Activity transitions
Toolbar
Recycler View
Card View

Design

Amalgam

Common re-usable module repository for the convenience of Android application development.

Utils

HorizontalPicker

HorizontalPicker is an open source android library that enables users to select single item by scrolling or tapping left and right to move between an array of items.

Views

Effects-Pro

A practical and easy-to-use Android application to apply several filters to an image at once.

Features:

Applying several filters
Undoing filters one by one
Maintaining maximum image quality
Taking photos using camera or choosing from SD-Card

Filters: Boost-Up Colors, Brightness, Color Depth, Color Filter, Contrast, Emboss, Flip and Rotation, Gamma, Gaussian Blur, Grayscale, Hue, Invert, Noise, Saturation, Sepia, Sharpen, Sketch, Tint, Vignette

Image Processing

fluffy-events

Simple events bus (publish–subscribe) implementation based on regular Android BroadcastReceivers mechanism.

Event Buses

cwac-wakeful

The recommended pattern for Android's equivalent to cron jobs and Windows scheduled tasks is to use AlarmManager. This works well when coupled with an IntentService, as the service will do its work on a background thread and shut down when there is no more work to do.

There's one small problem: IntentService does nothing to keep the device awake. If the alarm was a WAKEUP variant, the phone will only stay awake on its own while the BroadcastReceiver handling the alarm is in its onReceive() method. Otherwise, the phone may fall back asleep.

WakefulIntentService attempts to combat this by combining the ease of IntentService with a partial WakeLock.

Job Schedulers

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