Modify the launcher icon of each of your app-variants using simple gradle rules. Add ribbons of any color, overlay your own images, change the colors of the icon, ...
// in build.gradle
buildscript {
repositories {
jcenter()
}
dependencies {
classpath 'com.akaita.android:easylauncher:1.3.1'
}
}
// in app/build.gradle
apply plugin: 'com.akaita.android.easylauncher'
Additionally to the set up from Basic usage
, you need to tell the plugin what the name of the foreground layer is:
// in app/build.gradle
easylauncher {
foregroundIconNames "@mipmap/ic_launcher_foreground" // Foreground of adaptive launcher icon
}
Warning: please not that easylauncher
doesn't yet support vector drawables. Please feel free to contribute a PR solving the issue akaita#9
You can customize the filters applied to each type, flavor and variant of your app.
Imagin these are the type and flavors of your app:
// in app/build.gradle
android {
buildTypes {
debug {
//Debuggable, will get a default ribbon in the launcher icon
}
beta {
//Debuggable, will get a default ribbon in the launcher icon
debuggable true
}
canary {
//Non-debuggable, will not get any default ribbon
debuggable false
}
release {
//Non-debuggable, will not get any default ribbon
}
}
productFlavors {
local {}
qa {}
staging {}
production {}
}
}
You could customize the plugin's behaviour like this:
easylauncher {
// "manifest application[android:icon]" is automatically added to the list
iconNames "@mipmap/ic_launcher_foreground" // Traditional launcher icon
foregroundIconNames "@mipmap/ic_launcher_foreground" // Foreground of adaptive launcher icon
defaultFlavorNaming = true // Use flavor name for default ribbon, instead of the type name
productFlavors {
local {}
qa {
// Add one more filter to all `qa` variants
filters = redRibbonFilter()
}
staging {}
production {}
}
buildTypes {
beta {
// Add two more filters to all `beta` variants
filters = [
customColorRibbonFilter("#0000FF"),
overlayFilter(new File("example-custom/launcherOverlay/beta.png"))
]
}
canary {
// Remove ALL filters to `canary` variants
enable false
}
release {}
}
variants {
productionDebug {
// OVERRIDE all previous filters defined for `productionDebug` variant
filters = orangeRibbonFilter("custom")
}
}
}
Command | Result |
---|---|
grayscaleFilter() |
Command | Result |
---|---|
overlayFilter(new File("example-custom/launcherOverlay/beta.png")) |
iconNames
: list of icons to modify (already includes "manifest application[android:icon]")foregroundIconNames
: list of adaptive icons to modifydefaultFlavorNaming
: use flavor name in default ribbons, instead of using buildTypeenable
: enable/disable all filters for a flavor/type/variantproductFlavors
: define filters for flavors (will be added to filters defined for types)buildTypes
: define filters for types (will be added to filter defined for flavors)variants
: define filters for variants (will override any other filters)
plugin/ - Gradle plugin
example-simple/ - Example Android application using easylauncher with the default behaviour
example-custom/ - Example Android application using easylauncher with the custom configuration
buildSrc/ - Helper module to use this plugin in example modules
icons/ - Examples of icons generated by this plugin
You can already see my plans for the plugin in the project's Issues section.
Still, I'm open to feature-requests and suggestions.
Of course, a PR is the best way to get something you want into the plugin ;)
Easylauncher started as an extension of Fuji Goro's ribbonizer
plugin.
As it evolved, I decided it changed enough to be worth releasing as a separate plugin.