Learn how to navigate with dynamic feature modules.
This sample showcases the following uses of the Dynamic Feature Navigator:
- Navigating to dynamic feature modules
- that are not installed
- within an included graph
- Installing dynamic feature modules before navigating
- Using custom install monitors
To test the sample locally, you can use the following Gradle task:
./gradlew installApkSplitsForTestDebug
This will use bundletool to build an APK set in local testing mode, and install the base app to a
connected device or emulator, while also pushing all split APKs into the device's storage.
At runtime, based on the local testing meta-data set in the Manifest by bundletool,
SplitInstallManager will load dynamic feature modules from local storage instead of connecting to
the Play Store.
If you wish to test real behavior including downloading modules from the Play Store, you can use internal app sharing.
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