Add matrix-gradle-plugin for Matrix APM integration with RePlugin #1097
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This PR introduces a new Gradle plugin
replugin-matrix-gradle
that enables seamless integration of Matrix APM (Android Performance Monitoring) capabilities into RePlugin projects.Overview
Matrix APM is Tencent's open-source Android performance monitoring solution that provides comprehensive insights into app performance. This plugin bridges Matrix APM with the RePlugin framework, allowing RePlugin-based applications to benefit from advanced performance monitoring without complex manual integration.
Features
Core Functionality
repluginMatrixConfig
extensionGradle Tasks
rpMatrixInit
: Initialize Matrix APM configuration with detailed status reportingrpMatrixGenerateConfig
: Generate Matrix configuration JSON file based on project settingsUsage Example
Implementation Details
The plugin follows RePlugin's established patterns and conventions:
replugin-host-gradle
andreplugin-plugin-gradle
pluginsBenefits for RePlugin Projects
Validation
The plugin has been thoroughly tested with:
This addition enhances RePlugin's ecosystem by providing developers with powerful performance monitoring tools, enabling them to build more efficient and reliable plugin-based applications.
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