JessYanCoding/AndroidAutoSize
AndroidAutoSize is an Android library that provides automatic screen adaptation for UI components. It allows developers to customize how Activities and Fragments scale across different screen sizes, with support for alternative layout units like mm and pt. The system offers granular control over adaptation behavior, including per-component overrides and third-party activity support, while also providing utility classes for screen metrics and build configuration.
59.1
Adequate · 6 August 2026
4k
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Java
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