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I've got some own lint rules - https://github.com/vanniktech/lint-rules - the setup is pretty basic and straightforward. Happy to answer any questions. Also have a look at the tests to see how you can test your rule easily without having to build your checks and run them on a real project.
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Yeah that would be a great addition. This lint check could check if provideView()
is overriden, if not it should check if the Activity/Fragment implements the View
interface.
I must admit I have no idea how to write custom lint rule and bundle it within the aar
.
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For inspirations see timber lint checks
//cc @winterDroid @vanniktech
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Can you provide some more information what issues should be found? I'm not really familiar with this library
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Why was I cc'd into this?
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@vanniktech You're familiar with lint and maybe interested in contributing 😉, ignore otherwise
@winterDroid This is the minimal setup when using a TiActivity
// Lint warning because MyActivity doesn't implement MyView
public class MyActivity extends TiActivity<MyPresenter, MyView> {
@Override
public MyPresenter createPresenter() {
return new MyPresenter();
}
}
public class MyPresenter extends TiPresenter<MyView> {
// boilerplate
}
interface MyView extends TiView {
// boilerplate
}
It compiles fine but crashes at runtime because MyActivity
doesn't implement MyView
. Lint should warn here.
Correct MyActivity
implementation:
// No warning, MyActivity implements MyView
public class MyActivity extends TiActivity<MyPresenter, MyView> implements MyView {
@Override
public MyPresenter createPresenter() {
return new MyPresenter();
}
}
But lint should not warn when the user has overridden provideView()
public class MyActivity extends TiActivity<MyPresenter, MyView> {
@Override
public MyPresenter createPresenter() {
return new MyPresenter();
}
@Override
public MyView provideView() {
// provideView implemented, no warning required that MyActivity doesn't implement MyView
return new MyView() { };
}
}
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I am just going to leave that here “Writing your first Lint check” @vanniktech https://medium.com/@vanniktech/writing-your-first-lint-check-39ad0e90b9e6
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Ping me when you've got your first check for a review.
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