| # notification_plugin |
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| Example of Android plugin project with jnigen. |
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| This plugin project contains [custom code](android/src/main/java/com/example/notification_plugin) which uses the Android libraries. The bindings are generated using [jnigen config](jnigen.yaml) and then used in [flutter example](example/lib/main.dart), with help of `package:jni` APIs. |
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| The command to regenerate JNI bindings is: |
| ``` |
| flutter pub run jnigen --config jnigen.yaml # run from notification_plugin project root |
| ``` |
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| The `example/` app must be built at least once in _release_ mode (eg `flutter build apk`) before running jnigen. This is the equivalent of Gradle Sync in Android Studio, and enables `jnigen` to run a Gradle stub and determine release build's classpath, which contains the paths to relevant dependencies. Therefore a build must have been run after cleaning build directories, or updating Java dependencies. This is a known complexity of the Gradle build system, and if you know a solution, please contribute to issue discussion at #33. |
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