Guide to Building and Consume AARs with Multiple Modules

<blockquote> An Android library is a pre-packaged collection of code and resources that provides specific functionality or features, allowing developers to easily incorporate ready-made solutions into their Android applications, saving time and effort in the development process. </blockquote> In this tutorial, we are going to create an Android library that depends on multiple libraries and consumes it on another Android project. The Architecture <img alt="" src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:390/1*Cg4cjFpKjxsJz9_ggzHTOg.png" style="height:255px; width:433px" /> The architecture of this project will be like this, We have BaseLibrary that depends on LibraryOne and LibraryTwo, also CoreLibrary that LibraryOne and LibraryTwo depend on. The CoreLibrary will provide a string that will be different based on buildTypes. <a href="https://medium.com/doku-insight/guide-to-building-and-consume-aars-with-multiple-modules-c0e7c72dde25">Read More</a>