#Neanderthal

The purpose of Neanderthal is to allow you to create and modify configuration environments for Android applications at run time.

This serves a similar purpose to setting build variables for different variants, however the benefit of Neanderthal is that configuration environments can be added, removed or updated live instead of requiring separate builds.

##Usage

1. Add compile 'au.com.outware:neanderthal:<version>' to your application's dependencies.
2. Call `Neanderthal.initialise()`` to initialise the library by supplying a Context, an initial list of variants and the name of the default variant.
3. Once initialised, call `Neanderthal.getConfiguration()`` to get the currently selected configuration (or the default configuration if none are selected)

For examples of how to do this, refer to SampleApplication.java and MainActivity.java in the neanderthal-sample module.

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