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I am turning an project that I have been working on for while into a library project and I would like to know what can be left out of that project.
The library is only source code (no images or UI). What can be left out of the ManiFest.xml file, and can I safely remove all the drawable, values, layout, and layout folders? I know I will no be using those resources, and strings resources will be handled by the referencing project.
You can remove anything that is not directly referenced by your library project. It just has to be a viable Android project that compiles.
Pretty sure you can have a bare bones manifest file too. Since you cannot run a library project and you have to copy the anything that would be declared (e.g. activities, permissions, services, content providers etc) into the manifest that uses your library project anyway.