This mono-repo holds the code for several projects that I manage. The reason for going with a mono-repo was to make code-sharing easier and reducing maintenance cost. You can find more information about the projec's design on the design page.
You can find more documentation in the wiki.
| Project | Builds | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Build the world | ||
| Auraxis Control Center | Android | |
| CDK | ||
| Safe for my pets | Android | |
| Webservice | ||
| Doom | Desktop | |
| Framework | Samples | |
| Dependency Updates | ||
| KotlinLibs | Spring Server | |
| Angular Site | ||
| CDK |
A lot of the code is kept in a shared module called Framework that abstract a lot of complexities out of the client apps.
- JDK 11
- Gradle 7.0(installed from the wrapper)
- IDEA 2021.3.1 CE
Android StudioWaiting until AS is updated to use IDEA 2021.3.1 as platform
Make sure you have SDK downloaded. You can do this manually or through the IDE.
To build all the projects and execute all tests run: ./gradlew releaseAll.
This is a monorepo, so there are multiple types of targets within this project. For more information about how to build and run each project is found within each project's page.
The code is configured to follow a pre-defined format style. This is enforced by the build process, so it is important to always follow the format otherwise the build process will fail. To automatically fix any format issues, just run ./gradlew ktlintf. If this task fails, you will have to manually fix the issue.
You can read more about testing in the Testing page.
If you want to start a new project and need a new module, look at the New Module page for some examples about how to get started.
To learn more about the project, please look at the documentation.