KiteSSOT/io.github.yuroyami.kitessot/KiteSsotAndroidExtension

KiteSsotAndroidExtension

Everything Android-only, inside kiteSsot { android { ... } }.

kiteSsot {
    appId = "com.example.jetzy"
    version = "1.4.0"

    android {
        idSuffix = ".debug"
        rebuild = 1

        compileSdk = 36
        minSdk = 26
        targetSdk = 36
    }
}

Shared truth stays at root. This block holds only what Android alone needs: the ID suffix, the version code dials, SDK levels, and two apply switches.

The plugin also exposes a read-only applicationId: Provider<String> here. It is the root appId joined with idSuffix. Read it to wire other build logic, for example into a manifest placeholder. You cannot set it.

Constructors

KiteSsotAndroidExtension

constructor()

Properties

applySdkLevels

abstract val applySdkLevels: Property<Boolean>

Whether compileSdk, minSdk, targetSdk, and ndk are written into compatible modules.

compileSdk

abstract val compileSdk: Property<Int>

API level that supported Android applications and libraries compile against, written as compileSdk.

filterResourcesToLocales

abstract val filterResourcesToLocales: Property<Boolean>

Whether the selected app's resource locale filters are replaced with the root locale list.

idSuffix

abstract val idSuffix: Property<String>

Text appended to the root appId to build the Android application ID.

minSdk

abstract val minSdk: Property<Int>

Lowest API level the app runs on, written as defaultConfig.minSdk in supported Android applications and libraries.

ndk

abstract val ndk: Property<String>

Exact NDK toolchain version for classic Android modules, in Android's major.minor.build form, for example 27.0.12077973.

publishedVersionCode

abstract val publishedVersionCode: Property<Int>

The highest code you have already uploaded to the store.

rebuild

abstract val rebuild: Property<Int>

The "Play already ate that number" dial: it bumps the last digits so the same app version can be uploaded again.

scheme

abstract val scheme: Property<VersionCodeScheme>

Formula that turns the root version into the number above, for Android only.

targetSdk

abstract val targetSdk: Property<Int>

API level the app declares it was built for, written as defaultConfig.targetSdk in Android application modules.

versionCode

abstract val versionCode: Property<Int>

The number Play uses to order uploads. An Int in 1..2100000000, which is Play's documented cap.

Functions

scheme

fun scheme(s: VersionCodeScheme)

Same as assigning scheme. Lets both the Kotlin and Groovy DSLs write scheme { v -> ... }.