Which dependencies does Android SDK use?

The Infobip Mobile Messaging SDK for Android uses various open-source dependencies across its different modules. You can always check the current dependencies by reviewing the build.gradle files in each module directory in the Android SDK repository.

Dependencies

Library	License	Used in Modules (infobip-mobile-messaging-*)
androidx	Apache 2.0	android-chat-sdk, android-sdk, android-inbox-sdk, android-demo, android-cryptor-migration, android-test, infobip-rtc-ui
assertj	Apache 2.0	android-chat-sdk, api-java
commons-codec	Apache 2.0	api-java
desugar_jdk_libs	GPL 2.0	android-demo, infobip-rtc-ui
dexmaker-mockito-inline	Apache 2.0	android-test
exifinterface	Apache 2.0	android-chat-sdk
firebase-messaging	Apache 2.0	android-sdk
gson	Apache 2.0	android-sdk, android-test, api-java
infobip-rtc	Apache 2.0	infobip-rtc-ui
JSONassert	Apache 2.0	android-sdk, android-test, api-java
junit	EPL 2.0	android-chat-sdk, android-sdk, android-inbox-sdk, android-demo, android-test, api-java, infobip-rtc-ui
kotlin-stdlib	Apache 2.0	android-chat-sdk, infobip-rtc-ui
kotlinx.coroutines	Apache 2.0	android-chat-sdk, infobip-rtc-ui
Material Components	Apache 2.0	android-chat-sdk, android-demo, infobip-rtc-ui
mockito	MIT	android-sdk, android-inbox-sdk, android-test, api-java
mockk	Apache 2.0	android-chat-sdk
nimbus-jose-jwt	Apache 2.0	android-demo