Gradle platform variants

When you are targeting multiple platforms, you may need to customize each platform with different properties, you can do this using platform container from your build.gradle file:

flair {

  appId "com.hello.world"
  appFullScreen true
  appAspectRatio "any"
  appAutoOrients true
	
  ios {
    appIdSuffix ".ios" // "com.hello.world.ios"
    appFullScreen false
  }
	
  android {
    appIdSuffix ".android" // "com.hello.world.android"
    packageX86 true
  }
  
  desktop {
    appIdSuffix ".desktop" // "com.hello.world.desktop"
  }
}

You 'll have access to these platform containers only if you have applied the corresponding platform plugin. If you set the same property on both a platform container and default Flair properties container, properties from platform containers overwrite ones from default Flair properties expect with compilerOption/compilerOptions, adlParameter/adlParameters and packageExcludeDrawable/packageExcludeDrawables. Indeed these properties will be merged insteadof being overwritten, for example:

flair {

  compilerOption "-swf-version=30"
	
  ios {
    compilerOption "-omit-trace-statements=true"
  }
	
  android {
    
  }
}

In this example compiling iOS will use both -swf-version=30 and -omit-trace-statements=true, compiling Android will use only -swf-version=30. You may used any Flair properties in platform container but moduleName, packageName and autoGenerateVariantDirectories which are Flair global properties.

In your code you may access which platform is executing using compilation constants:

• PLATFORM::IOS
• PLATFORM::ANDROID
• PLATFORM::DESKTOP

Theses constants will be set to true or false depending which version you are running.

...
if( PLATFORM::IOS )
{
  // do stuff only if ios
}

PLATFORM::IOS
{
public function myFunction(){}
}

PLATFORM::ANDROID
{
public function myFunction(){}
}

Learn more about compilation constants from Adobe documentation.