Android Auto Library Initializer During Startup

Learning Android Development

Making your library easier to use without the need to setup

If you have used some libraries before like Facebook, Firebase, etc, before using them, you are required to instantiate them in your application onCreate like below…

If you are the library provider, that will be something you need to you in your read me stating,

Quite a hassle, after importing the library, still need to write setup code.

How nice if there’s a way to automatically initialize your library instance so that your user doesn’t need to worry about it?

Using it, the user (developer) just needs to include your library, and no longer needs to write the setup code.

All you need is, you write all the initialize code from your end and app-startup will automatically trigger it to be executed when the user just imports your library.

First, include the app-startup library

Then you can set up your initializer code

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