Jcenter is deprecating

[snehabhegade]

Is this repo going to move to mavenCentral() as JCenter() is deprecating?

[tanvirnexus]

I really enjoy your repo. But JCenter() is deprecated. Are you still maintaining this repo?

[MaderaJan]

It would be really helpful if you move this repo to mavenCentral 🙏

[lalumastan]

I used this cool android module in my app as well. However, I it would be great to update the repo to maven central as others pointed out. After upgrading to the latest AndroidStudio, my project was not compiling due to that. I had to include the "aar" file as a local library.

[GabeK0]

I also noticed you can't import the library as per normal so I looked through the forks and found someone put a fork on JitPack:

https://github.com/Android-library-copy-dependencies/SwipeRevealLayout
https://jitpack.io/#Android-library-copy-dependencies/SwipeRevealLayout

You can import it into your app like normal in build.gradle like so:
implementation 'com.github.Android-library-copy-dependencies:SwipeRevealLayout:1.5.2'

Seems to be working as expected thus far

[raphael-dario]

you can also use the original repo sources on jitpack.io:

implementation 'com.github.chthai64:SwipeRevealLayout:1.4.0'

[halilozel1903]

you can also use the original repo sources on jitpack.io:

implementation 'com.github.chthai64:SwipeRevealLayout:1.4.0'

This usage worked for me.

Thanks. @raphael-dario

Fyi.

[raphael-dario]

don't forget to declare the jiptack maven repository url in your project gradle:

maven { url "https://jitpack.io" }

[halilozel1903]

don't forget to declare the jiptack maven repository url in your project gradle:

maven { url "https://jitpack.io" }

Don't worry about it! My project has already this code block! Fyi. @raphael-dario

[ajdamiao]

U guys can use this
implementation 'com.github.chthai64:SwipeRevealLayout:1.4.0'
as @raphael-dario said, it is working for me

Not working for me

[HaiFanNeon]

you can also use the original repo sources on jitpack.io:

implementation 'com.github.chthai64:SwipeRevealLayout:1.4.0'

This usage worked for me.
Thanks @raphael-dario