mcp-android v1.0.5

Summary

mcp android package manager

• 1: Blazing fast way to add libraries
• 2: No need to search the web for that library
• 3: Intuitive, easy-to-learn tool
• 4: Add multiple dependencies with a one liner
• 5: Automated dependency and package management
• 6: Automatic import custom urls (e.g. jitpack)

Usage

Simple usage:

mcp add <library> <module>

Single library

mcp add picasso app

Multiple

mcp add picasso retrofit rxjava gson app

Usage

   $ mcp <command> <params>

   $ mcp install                            # Downloads the packages
   $ mcp test <library>                     # Tests the library by fetching its version
   $ mcp add <library> <module>             # Adds a dependency to a module
   $ mcp remove <library> <module>          # Removes the dependency from a module
   $ mcp info <library>                     # Retrieves the info for this package
   $ mcp update                             # Get the latest packages
   $ mcp list                               # List all of the packages
   $ mcp stats                              # Get some stats regarding the hive
   $ mcp hive                               # Opens the hive url
   $ mcp open <library>                     # Opens the library's homepage
   $ mcp search <library>                   # Searches for the 'library' in the hive
   $ mcp create                            # Create a cmp android demo project

 Examples

   $ mcp install                            # Downloads the packages
   $ mcp info picasso                       # Shows the info for picasso
   $ mcp add retrofit app                   # Adds retrofit to the 'app' module 
   $ mcp rm retrofit app                    # removes retrofit from the 'app' module 
   $ mcp open gson                          # Opens GSONs homepage
   $ mcp search rxjava                      # Searches the hive for 'rxjava'
   $ mcp test picasso                       # Tests the library by fetching its version

Install

npm install -g mcp-android

What is it?

A quick, effective and simple android package management tool for cmp android developers.

if you want to install a cmp android demo project ,just

mcp c 

or

mcp create

if you want to add a library to your app,just

mcp add butterknife

And everything will be done for you automatically

Where are the libraries?

Instead of maintaining a server with all the possible libraries I'm going with a brew approach, the community will create a library once and it will be available to everyone else forever in the hive!

Follow the instructions to create the <library>.json file then open the pull request in the hive