This Android project serves as a comprehensive demonstration of implementing a developer panel in an Android application, specifically designed to be accessible only in debug builds. The developer panel provides essential tools and features for developers during the application development phase.
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Build-Type Based Accessibility: The developer panel is accessible only in debug builds, ensuring that it doesn't interfere with the release version of your application.
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Multiple Access Points:
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Notification Access: Access the developer panel through a prominent notification, providing quick access to essential tools.
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Floating Icon: A draggable floating icon allows developers to access the panel from anywhere in the application by dragging it to different positions on the screen.
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Drawer on Main Screen: Integrate a modal drawer directly on the main screen for easy access to developer tools without leaving the current context.
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Separate Launcher Application: Demonstrate the use of a separate launcher application to access the developer panel, showcasing an alternative method for convenience.
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Gradle Configuration: Leverage Gradle build configurations to conditionally include or exclude the developer panel based on the build type.
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Dependency Injection (DI): Showcase best practices for dependency injection to maintain a clean and modular codebase.
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Comprehensive Example: This repository provides a fully functional example, demonstrating the integration of the developer panel using a variety of access points, ensuring a well-rounded understanding of the implementation.
Explore the codebase, follow the step-by-step guide, and leverage the provided examples to enhance your Android application development workflow with a developer panel tailored for debugging and testing purposes.
Launcher Icon:
Floating Icon:
Drawer:
Notification:
