I'm trying to remove redundant that I've in my project.
This option is part of the ReSharper Tool, but I didn't found any hint about if this tool is available in Android Studio.
I found it. It's already built-in feature in Android Studio regarding to this post by Andrey Cheptsov.
Just do this : Analyse -> Code Cleanup -> Specify the scope of the clean
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I'm looking for some support and tips on how properly share the Kotlin formatting conventions in an Android project that is being opened in both Android Studio and IntelliJ IDEA by different team members. I'd like to force the usage of Kotlin coding conventions; and I'd like to avoid asking every developer in the team to change their settings in IDE configuration of the Code style.
So far I've been following 2 approaches:
Commit the .editorconfig file to the repository - but this file does not cover all the settings that we would like to share between developers and IDEs.
Commit the files that are located under .idea/codeStyles/ directory in the root folder of the project. This seems to cover the cases that were not handled by 1), but the Project.xml files seems to be altered every time when the project is opened in IntelliJ (if the Project.xml has been created in Android Studio, and I suspect vice versa as well).
Moreover, I can see some inconsistencies when I try to format the same Kotlin source file in Android Studio and IntelliJ. Could it be that both IDEs contain different sets of rules of Kotlin official coding conventions?
Another way to share formatting options is via code style xml.
After you set all the options in your IDEa (in Editor -> Code Style -> Kotlin), click gear button next to Scheme and choose Export -> IntelliJ IDEA code style XML like shown on a picture:
Share this file with your colleagues, and they can import those settings in a similar way by clicking Import Scheme.... Since Android Studio is based on IntelliJ IDEa, it will understand this file.
Is there a way to find duplicated (Copy/pasted code, repeated code) Kotlin code in Android Studio?
I have Android Studio 4.0 but can't find this "Duplicated code fragment" option.
Are there any Android Studio plugins that do this job for Kotlin?
You can install the sonarLint plugin.
It has many rules which are executed on source code to find possible issues like bugs or code smells.
This is done with the rules provided by default.
Other example of repetition:
Just need to install the sonarLint plugin in Preferences/Plugins:
A more advanced tool you could check is Gradle CPD plugin.
This is a Gradle plugin to find duplicate code using PMDs copy/paste detection (= CPD). You can find information about how to install it and how to use it in the same readme of the repository. CPD supports Kotlin since v6.10.0.
In Android Studio v2.2.2, Code Cleanup feature available under Analyze option.
Analyze >> Code Cleanup
What this option exactly do with code ?
Please explain in details.
When you clean up your code using 'Android Studio', It start inspecting code defined rules.
For list of defined rules check, File -> Settings -> Editor -> Inspection.
(For Mac, Android Studio -> Preferences -> Editor -> Inspection)
Here you can find all rules like,
non-used variables,
non-used import,
Abstaraction issues,
Code style issues,
Java Beans issues etc.
After inspection of code, Android Studio will remove such code from your files that is not necessary. It is called cleaning up code.
There are many plugins available for it. As Android Studio support by default, You can format and clean your code using this feature.
I have in Android Studio a complex project establish by five modules. Four of them act as independent apps, but one of them is the base code for the rest. This way, I can have a big common core and four separates codes for every app (these apps share the shame model data and api connection).
My question is if it is possible rebuilding, cleaning or syncing just for one module, non the entire project in Android Studio.
Thanks!
Nowadays with Android Studio you can use build -> make module “nameModule”
sure, just use the project name when running Gradle, e.g. gradlew :api:build. This will build api module only.
More details in the docs.
I face the same problem，search for Google，No answer direct question.
I find Android Studio Menu,find the method .
Run - > Clean and Rerun"modle name"
For the addition the all of answer you can type a specific gradle task instead:
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/work-with-gradle-tasks.html#gradle_tool_bar
In my case, Press ^ (macOS) twice -> Type gradle :your-specific-dfm:build
I wanted to try out IntelliJ-IDEA but my experiments failed in a very early state. The Problem is that I found no way to set the Java platforms to be used.
Standard Java fails #Override annotation as IntelliJ-IDEA fails to to use the installed Java 6.
Android tells me to set the Android platform - only there is no setting so be seen to set any platform.
So what am I missing here?
Use File -> Project Structure menu.
There you can specify jdk(by New button you can add your installed jdk).
In your android module settings(Project Structure : Modules) click the detected facet( Android ) and there choose your platform.
Please refer to the official documentation. Also be aware of this issue.