android-gradle-logic

Centralize Gradle build logic by applying convention plugins and version catalogs within a dedicated build-logic directory. This approach standardizes module configurations, preventing repetitive copy-paste scripts across your multi-module Android project.

Convention plugins are custom Gradle plugins that encapsulate shared build configurations. They enable consistent Kotlin options and Compose settings across modules, ensuring scalable and maintainable build logic without duplicating code.

Manage dependencies using a Gradle version catalog to centralize version definitions and library references. Integrating this with convention plugins ensures consistent dependency management and scalable settings across your Android project.

Convention plugins are designed for multi-module Android projects seeking centralized, maintainable build configurations. While technically applicable to single-module apps, the setup overhead is primarily justified for scaling teams and complex module graphs.

The best way to standardize Kotlin and Compose settings is using convention plugins. By centralizing these configurations in reusable plugins, you enforce consistent compiler options and UI settings across all modules in your Android project.

A build-logic directory is required to isolate and compile your custom convention plugin code. Integrating this directory within your settings file ensures Gradle can properly resolve and apply these centralized plugins across your modules.