Material Intro View is a showcase android library.
We saw this kind of showcase on Fabulous App and we love it. Then decided to create showcase just like it.
new MaterialIntroView.Builder(this)
.enableDotAnimation(true)
.enableIcon(false)
.setFocusGravity(FocusGravity.CENTER)
.setFocusType(Focus.MINIMUM)
.setDelayMillis(500)
.enableFadeAnimation(true)
.performClick(true)
.setInfoText("Hi There! Click this card and see what happens.")
.setShape(ShapeType.CIRCLE)
.setTarget(view)
.setUsageId("intro_card") //THIS SHOULD BE UNIQUE ID
.show();settings.gradle
dependencyResolutionManagement {
repositories {
google()
mavenCentral()
maven { url "https://jitpack.io" }
}
}Module build.gradle
dependencies {
implementation 'com.github.iammert:MaterialIntroView:2.0.0'
}Version 2.0.0 requires AndroidX and minSdk 21. Use 1.6.0 if your project
still depends on the support library.
.setMaskColor(Color.Blue) .setDelayMillis(3000) //starts after 3 seconds passed.enableFadeAnimation(true) //View will appear/disappear with fade in/out animation//ie. If your button's width has MATCH_PARENT.
//Focus.ALL is not a good option. You can use
//Focus.MINIMUM or Focus.NORMAL. See demos below.
.setFocusType(Focus.MINIMUM)
.setFocusType(Focus.NORMAL)
.setFocusType(Focus.ALL)//ie. You can focus on left of RecyclerView list item.
.setFocusGravity(FocusGravity.LEFT)
.setFocusGravity(FocusGravity.CENTER)
.setFocusGravity(FocusGravity.RIGHT)
//START and END follow the layout direction (RTL aware)
.setFocusGravity(FocusGravity.START)
.setFocusGravity(FocusGravity.END).setTarget(myButton) //Focus on myButton.setTargetPadding(30) //add 30px padding to focus circle.setInfoText("This is info text!") //Setting text will enable info dialog.setTextColor(Color.Black) //Info dialog's text color is set to black.setInfoText(R.string.intro_text) //String resources are supported too.setInfoTextSize(30) //Change text size.setInfoCardBackgroundColor(Color.DKGRAY) //Info card color, white by default
.setIconTint(Color.WHITE) //Tint the info card icon
.setIcon(R.drawable.ic_lightbulb) //Replace the default icon.setShape(ShapeType.CIRCLE) //Change shape of focus area
.setShape(ShapeType.RECTANGLE) //Change shape of focus area
.setRectCornerRadius(0) //Corner radius of the rectangle in px, defaults to the target padding.setCustomShape(Shape shape) //Use custom shape// Allow this showcase overlay to only show up once. Prevents multiple screens from showing at the same time.
// Useful if you wish to show a tour step in a code that gets called multiple times
.setIdempotent(true).setUsageId("intro_fab_button") //Store intro view status whether it is learnt or not.enableDotAnimation(true) //Shows dot animation center of focus area.enableIcon(false) //Turn off helper icon, default is true.performClick(true) //Trigger click operation when user click focused area..dismissOnBackPress(false) //Back dismisses the intro by default, including predictive back//If you don't want to perform click automatically
//You can disable perform clik and handle it yourself
.setListener(new MaterialIntroListener() {
@Override
public void onUserClicked(String materialIntroViewId) {
// Called when the intro is dismissed
}
@Override
public void onIntroShown(String materialIntroViewId) {
// Optional, called when the intro becomes visible
}
})Intros without a usage id are not persisted and are shown every time.
Show several intros one after another. Intros that were already displayed are skipped.
new MaterialIntroSequence()
.add(new MaterialIntroView.Builder(this).setTarget(searchView).setInfoText("Search songs").setUsageId("search"))
.add(new MaterialIntroView.Builder(this).setTarget(shareView).setInfoText("Share with friends").setUsageId("share"))
.setOnCompleteListener(() -> { /* all intros were shown */ })
.start();PreferencesManager preferences = new PreferencesManager(context);
preferences.reset("intro_card"); //Show a single intro again
preferences.resetAll(); //Show every intro again//Create global config instance to not write same config to builder
//again and again.
MaterialIntroConfiguration config = new MaterialIntroConfiguration();
config.setDelayMillis(1000);
config.setFadeAnimationEnabled(true);
...
.setConfiguration(config) //You can use your own highlight shapes if Circle and Rectangle do not work for you. See source for Circle and Rect for implementation example.
public class MyShape extends Shape {
// ... your implementation
}
//... in your app code
.setCustomShape(MyShape shape)See CHANGELOG.md.
Copyright 2015 Mert Şimşek.
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