| commit | 16fe1bb017229f97fa67002ba2f92422e96e459f | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | android-build-team Robot <android-build-team-robot@google.com> | Wed Jun 16 18:26:11 2021 +0000 |
| committer | android-build-team Robot <android-build-team-robot@google.com> | Wed Jun 16 18:26:11 2021 +0000 |
| tree | 6ee82932e73773bc4598e739687b82fc76c42358 | |
| parent | d6b2fa9d16979a9627306385ad46d7c699630e5a [diff] | |
| parent | dd66d30e4743eedfcb20c43540e59ba2d088ad86 [diff] |
Snap for 7462743 from dd66d30e4743eedfcb20c43540e59ba2d088ad86 to tm-release Change-Id: Ica5b1c808cd0ce14af41b6ca6ad5bcb70413fe92
A collection of Android build scripts for various third-party libraries and the tooling to build them.
If you're an Android app developer looking to consume these libraries, this is probably not what you want. This project builds AARs to be published to Maven. You most likely want to use the AAR, not build it yourself.
Note: Gradle support for consuming these artifacts from an AAR is a work in progress.
Each third-party project is called a "port". Ports consist of a description of where to fetch the source, apply any patches needed, build, install, and package the library into an AAR.
A port is a subclass of the abstract Kotlin class com.android.ndkports.Port. Projects define the name and version of the port, the URL to fetch source from, a list of modules (libraries) to build, and the build steps.
See the Port class for documentation on the port API.
Individual port files are kept in ports/$name/port.kts. For example, the cURL port is ports/curl/port.kts.
ndkports requires an NDK to be used for building to be specified on the command line as well as a list of packages to build. For example, to build cURL:
$ ./gradlew run --args='--ndk /path/to/android-ndk-r20 openssl curl' Build output... $ find -name '*.aar' ./out/curl/curl.aar ./out/openssl/openssl.aar
Note that dependencies currently need to be already built or ordered explicitly.
To build all ports using Docker, use scripts/build.sh.