Guide.md

Adding a module to your Android app involves several steps. I'll guide you through the process with instructions and include some images to help illustrate the steps.

1. Open Android Studio:

   Start by opening Android Studio, the integrated development environment (IDE) for Android app development.

2. Open Your Project:

   Open your existing Android project in Android Studio or create a new one if you haven't already.

3. Open Project Structure:

   Click on "File" in the top menu bar. Select "Project Structure" from the dropdown menu.

Step 3

4. Add Module:

   In the Project Structure window, select the "Modules" tab on the left. Click the + (plus) button at the top-left corner and choose "Import Gradle Project."

Step 4

5. Locate Module Directory:

   Navigate to the directory where your module is located. Select the module directory and click "OK."

Step 5

6. Configure Module Dependencies:

   After importing the module, you might need to configure dependencies. This can include adding the module as a dependency to your app module. Click on the "Dependencies" tab in the Module Settings.

Step 6

7. Add Module Dependency:

   Click the + (plus) button at the bottom of the Dependencies tab. Select "Module Dependency."

Step 7

8. Choose Module Dependency:

   Choose the module you want to add as a dependency. Click "OK."

Step 8

9. Sync Gradle Files:

   Android Studio will sync your project's Gradle files to update the dependencies.

10. Configure Your App to Use the Module:

    Depending on the purpose of your module (e.g., ads integration, utilities), you may need to follow specific configuration steps outlined in your module's documentation.

That's it! You've successfully added a module to your Android app in Android Studio. Remember to configure your app to use the module according to its specific requirements.