Import Android volley to Android Studio

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I wanna use the google s volley library   I am using Android Studio and I know how to add  jar libraries   But I could not create a  jar library with the volley files      https   android googlesource com platform frameworks volley   Here what I did   using windows seven   git clone https   android googlesource com platform frameworks volley cd volley android bat update project -p   --target android-19 ant jar jar   And I get the output      A java exception has occured    what is wrong  how can i add a not  jar library

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Add this dependency in your gradle build Module app file  compile  com android volley volley 1 0 0    And then sync your gradle file

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To add volley as submodule and getting regular updates from the GIT repo the following steps can be followed  Main advantage is  Volley can be customised and source code could be pull from GIT repo whenever update is required   It is also helping for debugging purpose   Follow the below steps    Step I     Add volley as submodule in Android application project GIT Repo  git submodule add -b master https   android googlesource com platform frameworks volley Libraries Volley  Step II     In settings gradle  add the following to add volley as a studio project module  include   Volley  project   Volley   projectDir new File     Libraries Volley    Step III     In app build gradle  add following line to compile Volley  compile project   Volley    That would be all  Volley has been successfully added in the project      Every time you want to get the latest code from Google official   Volley s repo  just run the below command   git submodule foreach git pull   For more detailed information   https   gitsubmoduleasandroidtudiomodule blogspot in   GIT Repo sample code   https   github com arpitratan AndroidGitSubmoduleAsModule

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Add this line to the dependencies in build gradle       compile  com mcxiaoke volley library 1 0

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add volly to your studio gradle app by  compile  com android volley volley 1 0 0

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Add this in your  build gradle  of you app   implementation  com android volley volley 1 1 1

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Or you can simply do  ant jar   in your cloned volley git project  You should now see volley jar in the volley projects bin folder  Copy this to you Android Studio s app libs folder  Then add following under dependencies section of Module level build gradle file -   compile files  libs volley jar     And you should be good import and use the library classes in your project

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Volley is now officially available on JCenter   Add this line to your gradle dependencies for your Android project s app module   implementation  com android volley volley 1 1 1

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Way too complicated guys   Just include it in your gradle dependencies   dependencies               compile  com mcxiaoke volley library 1 0 17

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it also available on repository mavenCentral        dependencies          https   mvnrepository com artifact com android volley volley     api  com android volley volley 1 1 0

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In the  build gradle  for your app   the app  not the project   add this   dependencies               implementation  com android volley volley 1 1 0

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After putting compile  com android volley volley 1 0 0  into your build gradle  Module  file under dependencies  it will not work immediately  you will have to restart Android Studio first

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two things   one  compile is out of date rather it is better to use implementation    and two  volley 1 0 0 is out of date and syncing project will no work   alternatively in build gradle add implementation  com android volley volley 1 1 1  or implementation  com android volley volley 1 1    for 1 1 0 and newer versions

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Updating Warpzit s answer for Android Studio 1 3 2  differences in bold   update  appears to be the same for Android 2 0      First get latest volley with git  In your current project  android studio  click  file  --   New --   New Module     Now select  Import Gradle Project   Click Next   Now select the directory where you downloaded Volley to    Now Android studio might guide you to do the rest but continue guide to verify that everything works correct   Open settings gradle  find in root  and add  or verify this is included      include   app     volley  Now go to your build gradle in your project and add the dependency   compile project   volley

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The  compile project   volley    line was giving me this error       Error Execution failed for task   volley processDebugResources        com android ide common process ProcessException  Failed to execute   aapt   It was caused because the compileSdk and  buildTools versions of module volley were currently on 22  and   22 0 1  and I my project was working with newer ones   24  and  24 0 1     SOLUTION   Open your build gradle  Module volley  file and change the version of  compileSdk  and  buildTools   for example I changed this   android       compileSdkVersion 22     buildToolsVersion    22 0 1      for this   android       compileSdkVersion 24     buildToolsVersion    24 0 1      You should no longer have this error  I hope it helps

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step 1 - Download volley jar file   step 2 - Go to your project and set the display menu from Android to Project then go to   app - gt  libs- gt  paste your volley jar file here  step 3 - Right click on the volley jar file and click on  add as library   and its all done

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Most of these answers are out of date   Google now has an easy way to import it   We will continue to see a lot of outdated information as they did not create this solution for a good 2-3 years   https   bintray com android android-utils com android volley volley view  All you need to do is add to your Build Gradle the following   compile  com android volley volley 1 0 0   IE  apply plugin   com android application   android       compileSdkVersion 25     buildToolsVersion  24 0 0      defaultConfig           applicationId  com example foobar ebay          minSdkVersion 23         targetSdkVersion 25         versionCode 1         versionName  1 0          testInstrumentationRunner  android support test runner AndroidJUnitRunner            buildTypes           release               minifyEnabled false             proguardFiles getDefaultProguardFile  proguard-android txt     proguard-rules pro                     dependencies       compile fileTree dir   libs   include      jar        androidTestCompile  com android support test espresso espresso-core 2 2 2             exclude group   com android support   module   support-annotations             compile  com android support appcompat-v7 25 1 0      compile  com android volley volley 1 0 0      testCompile  junit junit 4 12

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So Volley has been updated to Android studio build style which makes it harder create a jar  But the recommended way for eclipse was using it as a library project and this goes for android studio as well  but when working in android studio we call this a module  So here is a guide to how do it the way Google wants us to do it  Guide is based on this nice tutorial   First get latest volley with git  git clone https   android googlesource com platform frameworks volley    In your current project  android studio  click  File  -- gt   New  -- gt  Import Module    Now select the directory where you downloaded Volley to   Now Android studio might guide you to do the rest but continue guide to verify that everything works correct  Open settings gradle  find in root  and add  or verify this is included   include   app     volley   Now go to your build gradle in your project and add the dependency  compile project  quot  volley quot     Thats all there is to it  much simpler and easier than compiling a jar and safer than relying on third parties jars or maven uploads

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