LoadingBar has been upgraded to 2.0, 1.x cannot be migrated 2.0, 1.x will continue to maintain.
implementation 'com.dyhdyh.loadingbar2:loadingbar:2.0.1'//show loading in the form of View.
//the parent here needs to be an overlayable layout. If the layout is not overwriteable, will look up the hierarchy.
//FrameLayout/RelativeLayout/ConstraintLayout/DrawerLayout/CoordinatorLayout/CardView
LoadingBar.view(parent).show();
//to cancel correctly, have to is the same parent as show().
LoadingBar.view(parent).cancel();
//show loading in the form of Dialog.
//note that context cannot be used ApplicationContext here.
LoadingBar.dialog(context).show();
//cancel dialog
//to cancel correctly, have to is the same context as show().
LoadingBar.dialog(context).cancel();
LoadingBar.view(parent)
//create a factory to change the style.
//.setFactory(new CustomViewFactory())
//create a view to change the style.
//.setFactoryFromView(view)
//set the style using the layout ID.
.setFactoryFromResource(R.layout.layout_custom)
//carrying extra info.
.extras(new Object[]{})
.show();
//create a factory to change the style.
public class CustomViewFactory implements LoadingFactory<ViewGroup, View> {
/**
* Factory class identifier
* If when calling show() multiple times before cancel(), will not call again onCreate() when key is the same.
* @return
*/
@Override
public String getKey() {
return getClass().getName();
}
@Override
public View onCreate(ViewGroup parent) {
//Here the view of return is the style of Loading
return LayoutInflater.from(parent.getContext()).inflate(R.layout.layout_custom, parent, false);;
}
@Override
public void updateStatus(Object[] extras) {
//Each call to show() will call back here, including the extras carried
}
}
LoadingBar.dialog(context)
//create a factory to change the style.
//.setFactory(new CustomDialogFactory())
//create a view to change the style.
//.setFactoryFromView(view)
//set the style using the layout ID.
.setFactoryFromResource(R.layout.layout_custom)
//carrying extra info.
.extras(new Object[]{})
.show();
//create a factory to change the style.
public class CustomDialogFactory implements LoadingFactory<Context, Dialog> {
/**
* Factory class identifier
* If when calling show() multiple times before cancel(), will not call again onCreate() when key is the same.
* @return
*/
@Override
public String getKey() {
return getClass().getName();
}
@Override
public Dialog onCreate(Context params) {
//Here the dialog of return is the style of Loading
return new AlertDialog.Builder(params)
.setView(R.layout.layout_custom)
.setCancelable(false)
.create();
}
@Override
public void updateStatus(Object[] extras) {
//Each call to show() will call back here, including the extras carried
}
}
If it is a Factory created by anonymous inner class, getKey() needs to be customized to ensure that styles can be distinguished, For example, use layoutId to distinguish.
private LoadingFactory<ViewGroup, View> createViewFactoryFromResource(@LayoutRes int layoutId) {
return new LoadingFactory<ViewGroup, View>() {
@Override
public String getKey() {
return String.format(Locale.getDefault(), "ViewFactoryFromResource@%d", layoutId);
}
@Override
public View onCreate(ViewGroup parent) {
return LayoutInflater.from(parent.getContext()).inflate(layoutId, parent, false);
}
@Override
public void updateStatus(Object[] extras) {
}
};
}
//Use ControllerHandler to further customize
//The following example demonstrates the replacement of the Parent lookup strategy for LoadingView.
LoadingBar.view(loadingContainer)
.setControllerHandler(new ControllerHandler() {
@Override
public void handle(LoadingController controller) {
//Set the Parent lookup strategy
if (controller instanceof LoadingViewController) {
((LoadingViewController) controller).setParentStrategy(new SimpleParentStrategy());
}
}
}).show();
When calling cancel(), the LoadingBar will be automatically released. If there is an abnormal cancel, you can call release to manually release it.
LoadingBar.release();
You can check the number of resources that are not currently released by getPoolCount.
LoadingBar.getPoolCount();
