3.3

What's Changed

• Fix/publishing by @rosenpin in #25
• Rename attributes on FadingTextView #27 by @ebayraktar in #29

Full Changelog: 3.2...3.3

v3.2

What's Changed

• Docs/kdoc by @rosenpin in #24

Full Changelog: 3.1...3.2

v3.1

What's Changed

• Converted FadingTextView file from Java to Kotlin by @ebayraktar in #22

New Contributors

• @ebayraktar made their first contribution in #22

Full Changelog: 3.0...3.1

v3.0

What's Changed

• Added fadeTo() feature by @git-igmoreno in #17

New Contributors

• @git-igmoreno made their first contribution in #17

Full Changelog: v2.6...3.0

2.6

What's Changed

• Fix rendering issues in layout editor by @dakdroid in #8
• Create FUNDING.yml by @rosenpin in #14
• added shuffle and simplified code by @rosenpin in #19

New Contributors

• @dakdroid made their first contribution in #8

Full Changelog: 2.5...v2.6

Note

This is not a new release, it's v2.6 that was released on October 2020.

Libraries Update

• Updated support library to 26.1.0
• Updated build tools and gradle version
• Minor refactoring

Libraries Update

Updated support libraries to 26.0.0

Updated libraries

Updated support libraries

Docs and more

• Added documentation

• Added a new refresh method to forcefully update the view

  This method should only be used to forcefully apply timeout changes
  It will dismiss the currently queued animation change and start a new animation

• setTimeout(int) is now deprecated, please use setTimeout(double, TimeUnit) instead

New version

You can now set the timeout period in time units other than milliseconds (Minutes, Seconds).
For example:

FTV.setTimeout(0.5, FadingTextView.TimeUnit.MINUTES);

Or:

FTV.setTimeout(30, FadingTextView.TimeUnit.SECONDS);

Also, added an option to set the timeout period to the default value:

FTV.setTimeout(FadingTextView.DEFAULT_TIME_OUT);