Very disappointing that this isn't available via Maven. Is Facebook expecting wide adoption of their libraries even not supporting the standard tooling?
I suppose someone could fork the project and put it together in a more useful way.
Very cool! Though I wasn't very clear I actually meant I'd like to see this made available via Maven Central as an aar, so that it could more easily be incorporated into Gradle based applications - though having a build.gradle makes it fairly trivial to pull the project and manage that oneself, especially now that Guava is no longer a dependency as well :)
Really awesome to see Facebook producing stuff like this.
I suppose someone could fork the project and put it together in a more useful way.