Sketchware: Adding Dependencies or Local Libraries

Sketchware is a powerful platform for Android app development, but sometimes you need to enhance its capabilities by adding external libraries. This guide will walk you through the process of adding dependencies or local libraries to your Sketchware project.

Step 1: Navigate to Maven Repository

Go to Maven Repository using your preferred web browser.Utilize the search bar to find the library you need.

Step 2: Access the Repository

Click on the library you've chosen to view its details.

Step 3: Check the Latest Version

Identify and note the latest version of the library.

Step 4: Open Sketchware and Add the Library

Open your Sketchware project.Access the "Library" section and click on "Add Local Library."

Step 5: Download the Library

Paste the dependency information using the format: Url:name:version Example: com.unity3d.ads:unity-ads:4.9.0Click on "Download" and choose either DX or D8 (D8 is recommended).

Step 6: Start the Download

Click on "Start" to initiate the download process.

Step 7: Locate the Downloaded Library

Once downloaded, find the library in your project files. It will be named as name_version.

Step 8: Confirm the Library Integration

Click on the check mark icon (✅) to confirm the successful addition of the library.

Step 9: You're Done!

Congratulations! You have successfully added a library to your Sketchware project. Now you can harness the additional features and functionalities provided by the external library in your app development journey. Happy coding!