Publishing Single Library on Jitpack

JitPack is a novel package repository for JVM and Android projects. It builds Git projects on demand and provides you with ready-to-use artifacts (jar, aar).
1. Create a new android project.
2.Add your library by File -> New -> Import a module.
3.Add the JitPack maven repository to the list of repositories:
repositories {
jcenter() maven { url "https://jitpack.io" }
}


Note: when using multiple repositories in build.gradle it is recommended to add JitPack at the end. Gradle will go through all repositories in order until it finds a dependency.
4. Then publish your new project to your GitHub account. Then, push your first version tag.
Note: You have to give permission from your account to jitpack.
single library example

Publishing Multiple Libraries on Jitpack

1. Create a new android project.
2. Add your libraries one by one by File -> New -> Import a module.
3. Add the JitPack maven repository to the list of repositories:
repositories {
jcenter() maven { url "https://jitpack.io" }
}

Note: when using multiple repositories in build.gradle it is recommended to add JitPack at the end. Gradle will go through all repositories in order until it finds a dependency.
4. Then publish your new project to your GitHub account. Then, push your first version tag.
Note: You have to give permission from your account to jitpack.
example for multiple libraries

Important Notes: 🚀
Lets assume you have module1, module2, module3 in your android project.
To share only one module, you can add:
implementation ‘com.github.yourproject:module1:module1’sTAG'
Or to share all your project directly:
implementation’com.github.yourproject:yourproject'sTAG'

If you are using apply plugins for such as androidanalyser, the developer who wants to use your project must embed it in her/his app. So be sure, that you embed as few plugins as possible.

Lastly, jitpack ignores files according to .gitignore file. So be sure you added necessary files to .gitignore.