The code brings up an easy way of using recyclerView, with the new recycler adapters. It also offers out of the box multi view types inside the same adapter and a DividerItemDecoration that handles the drawing of the divider in the recycler view.
dependencies {
compile 'com.github.cmc00022:easyrecycleradapters:1.1.1'
}Info: The lib is still under development and might suffer changes.
You can find a sample project that shows up how to use.
The sample has three fragments, each one illustrates how to use the features included on the lib Customizations can also be found on the sample code (custom divider, foreground and background selectors(Have a look to item views layouts in the sample code))
Here's an example of basic use:
Extend from EasyViewHolder and provide a type for the data used on this particular EasyViewHolder. Call super with the layout for your EasyViewHolder Bind your EasyViewHolder with its data.
public ImageEasyViewHolder(Context context, ViewGroup parent) {
super(context, parent, R.layout.image_item);
this.context = context;
}
@Override
public void bindTo(ImageData item) {
Picasso.with(context)
.load(item.getImageUrl())
.placeholder(R.drawable.placeholder)
.into(image);
}Single view EasyRecyclerAdapter
private EasyRecyclerAdapter adapter;
adapter = new EasyRecyclerAdapter(getActivity(), ImageData.class, ImageEasyViewHolder.class);
adapter.setOnClickListener(this);
adapter.setOnLongClickListener(this);Multi view EasyRecyclerAdapter (bind each EasyViewHolder class to it's data type class)
private EasyRecyclerAdapter adapter;
adapter = new EasyRecyclerAdapter(getActivity());
adapter.bind(ImageData.class, ImageEasyViewHolder.class);
adapter.bind(TextData.class, TextDataEasyViewHolder.class);Set click listener methods for callbacks on items clicks and long clicks
adapter.setOnClickListener(this);
adapter.setOnLongClickListener(this);Call the methods provided by EasyRecyclerAdapter to interact with the data set
public void add(Object object);
public void addAll(List<?> objects);
public boolean update(Object data);
public boolean update(Object data, int position);
public void remove(Object data);
public void remove(int position);
public Object get(int position);
public int getIndex(Object item);
public void clear();For fully recyclerView customization you have EasyRecyclerManager. It's easy to use and have a lot of features out of the box for controlling your recycler view.
//Create your EasyRecyclerAdapter
EasyRecyclerAdapter adapter = new EasyRecyclerAdapter(getActivity());
adapter.bind(ImageData.class, ImageEasyViewHolder.class);
adapter.bind(TextData.class, TextDataEasyViewHolder.class);
//Create your EasyRecyclerViewManager.Builder and pass your recyclerView and your EasyRecyclerAdapter
easyRecyclerViewManager = new EasyRecyclerViewManager.Builder(recyclerView, adapter)
//layoutManager (If none, LinearLayoutManager is used)
.layoutManager(new GridLayoutManager(getActivity(), getResources().getInteger(R.integer.grid_columns)))
//clickListeners
.clickListener(this)
.longClickListener(this)
//divider (If none, default is used)
.divider(R.drawable.custom_divider)
//TextView defined on your layout, to show up when loading your data or the recyclerView has not data
//If none, None of the related builder params are used
.emptyLoadingListTextView(emptyList)
//TextView loading text(If none, "Loading..." is used
.loadingListText(R.string.loading)
//TextView loading tex color(If none, default is used
.loadingListTextColor(R.color.accentColor)
//TextView empty list tex color(If none, "No data" is used
.emptyListText(R.string.empty_list)
//TextView empty list tex color(If none, default is used
.emptyListTextColor(R.color.accentColor)
//LoadingView
.loadingView(View loadingView)
//emptyView
.emptyView(View emptyView)
//Misc
.recyclerViewClipToPadding(false)
.recyclerViewHasFixedSize(true)
.build();If you need to pass extra parameters in order to display the data associated to a ViewHolder, create a custom ViewHolderFactory and create your ViewHolders as follows.
public class CustomViewHolderFactory extends BaseEasyViewHolderFactory {
public CustomViewHolderFactory(Context context) {
super(context);
//Extra parameters for your ViewHolders
this.picasso = Picasso.with(context);
}
@Override
public EasyViewHolder create(Class valueClass, ViewGroup parent) {
//Create ViewHolder for each dataClass
if (valueClass == ImageData.class) {
//Using extra parameters as needed
return new ImageEasyViewHolder(context, parent, picasso);
} else if (valueClass == TextData.class) {
return new TextDataEasyViewHolder(context, parent);
}
return null;
}
}
//Create the adapter and pass the custom ViewHolderFactory
//Bind the data as normally.
adapter = new EasyRecyclerAdapter(
new CustomViewHolderFactory(getActivity()),
ImageData.class,
ImageEasyViewHolder.class);Check out the sample layouts to set selectors on each EasyViewHolder view You need to define two items in your styles
Check out the sample layouts to set selectors on each EasyViewHolder view
-keep public class * extends com.carlosdelachica.easyrecycleradapters.adapter.EasyViewHolder
-keepclassmembers class * extends com.carlosdelachica.easyrecycleradapters.adapter.EasyViewHolder {
public <init>(android.content.Context);
public <init>(android.content.Context, android.view.ViewGroup);
}
Christian Panadero Martinez - http://panavtec.me - @PaNaVTEC
Carlos Morera de la Chica - @cmc00022
Copyright 2014 Carlos Morera de la Chica.
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