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85.4 Converting an Existing Module for Dynamic Delivery

If an app contains an existing feature that is a good candidate for dynamic delivery it can be converted to a dynamic feature with a few basic steps. Consider, for example, the following project structure:

Figure 85-5

In this project, the app module will serve as the base module while the secondfeature module is an ideal candidate for conversion to a dynamic feature module.

To convert an existing module within your app to a dynamic feature module, begin by editing the module level build.gradle file (Gradle Scripts -> build.gradle (Module: secondfeature) in the above example) and modifying it to use the com.android.dynamic-feature instead of the com.android.application plugin, and changing the dependencies so that the module only depends on the base (app) module. For example:

apply plugin: 'com.android.dynamic-feature'

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dependencies {

    implementation fileTree(dir...

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