Yes you can generate multiple apk files with gradlew.
Open Terminal Window in Android Studio and run following commands:
1- Navigate to root folder of the project, where gradlew file is located
cd ..
2- Give executable permissions to gradlew (this needs to be done only once, no need to repeat again)
chmod a+x gradlew
3- Generate debuggable apks of all underlying modules.
./gradlew assembleDebug
You can also generate release apk files for all modules, by using this command instead
./gradlew assembleRelease
for more details, run the following command to see list of all tasks that can be run on gradlew
./gradlew tasks
Note: Running ./gradlew first time might result in terminal downloading the gradle files from server, wait for the downloading to complete before moving forward!
Hope that helps!
Update: For providing signing information in grade file, Open your module specific build.grade file and update it to contain this code:
signingConfigs { playstore { keyAlias 'KEY_ALIS_NAME_HERE' storeFile file('/PATH_TO_KEYSTORE_FILE_HERE/app.keystore') keyPassword 'KEY_PASSWORD_HERE' storePassword 'STORE_PASSWORD_HERE' } } buildTypes { release { minifyEnabled true proguardFiles 'proguard-file.txt' proguardFile 'proguard-file.txt' debuggable false signingConfig signingConfigs.playstore } }
After that you can simply run ./gradlew assembleRelease to do the work :)