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It was pretty easy actually, so I just quickly did it. 😄 If you do merge, it shouldn't be much work to publish. Create account at Bintray (you can use your GitHub account), update local.properties with your username and API key and run |
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Hi again!
2 years later I find myself wanting to use this again. It's awesome!
Of course, now Android has actually gotten an official build system, so I thought I'd port this to that.
If you merge this, it'd be great if you'd take the time to publish to jcenter. A pretty easy guide is here. If you're interested, I'm sure I could spend some time automating it for you (with something like this).
Also, I haven't touched the dependency on ZXing. It's now really outdated, but I'm not up to testing it with newer versions...