table of Contents
- I. Introduction
- Second, the realization
- The first step: to host your own project on Github.
- Step two: Click releases.
- Step 3: Create release.
- Step Four: Fill the version number, name, and description information.
- Step Five: Click [Publish release].
- Step Six: Copy the project path.
- Step Seven: Open [https://jitpack.io] (https://jitpack.io) website.
- Step Eight: your own Android library now created.
I. Introduction
We usually rely on Android development process, many third-party libraries, in the development process, we have accumulated a number of public libraries also wanted to give others to use, how to create Android library, others rely on references to it?
Second, the realization
The first step: to host your own project on Github.
Step two: Click releases.
Step 3: Create release.
If you have not been to create a release, then click on the [Create a new release];
if you create too before release, then click [Draft a new release].
Step Four: Fill the version number, name, and description information.
Step Five: Click [Publish release].
Step Six: Copy the project path.
Step Seven: Open https://jitpack.io website.
Paste the project path in the input box, and click [Look up], then click [Get it].
Step Eight: your own Android library now created.
Follow the instructions, you can rely on references to your library by following the way in other projects.
