AdvancedMaterialDrawer

A Gmail-like Material Drawer implementation

Based on neokree's MaterialDrawer library, but they are not the same. I have made many improvments, changes and added a lot of new features. Big thanks to neokree, without him this library would not exist.

Main Features:

Different Drawer types

• HeadItem (f.e. screenshot 1)
• No header (f.e. screenshot 6)
• Only Image in header (see example tool)
• Create your own header style (screenshot 7)

Head Item (Account):

• Unlimited Head-Items (Accounts), tested with 100 Head-Items
• Head-Item listeners for Avatar or Background taps
• Adding and removing Head-Items at runtime
• Every Head-Item can have its own menu
• Create your own Head-Item style (Custom Head-Item)
• Or no Head-Item, if you need only the menu

Menu:

• Menu with unlimit Menu-Items
• Adding and removing Menu-Items at runtime
• Only icon menu (screenshot 8)
• Available Menu-items:
  • Labels
  • Divider
  • Normal Sections
    • can call new fragment, activity or implements own onClick
    • with and without icon
    • with notification number
  • Only Icon
    • can call new fragment, activity or implements own onClick
  • Bottom-Sections
    • same as normal section
  • Custom Sections ! (add your own section implementation, like a checkbox etc.) see screenshot 5

Fully themeable (screenshot 11)

Other:

• Drawer can be over and below the toolbar
• Tablet support
• Toolbar overflow support, so a image can be your background. (screenshot 9)
• Many many more: Setting your own Fragment on Start, etc. Play with the example app ;).
• The screenshots doesn't show all functions, you can do many more with the lib.

Write your own header Class

Many Many more

Live Demo (Lib-Version 2.0.0 (17.07.15))

You can test the example application in your web browser. https://appetize.io/app/dqmyynvjanx9hydtq4a4vjbkzw

Example APK (Lib-Version 2.0.0 (17.07.15))

https://github.com/madcyph3r/AdvancedMaterialDrawer/raw/master/example-release.apk

or on the play store (Lib-Version 2.0.0 (17.07.15))

Download

repositories {

  maven {
 url 'http://dl.bintray.com/madcyph3r/maven/' 
}
 
}
  dependencies {

  compile 'de.madcyph3r:materialDrawer:2.0.0@aar' 
}

Dependencies

compile 'com.android.support:appcompat-v7:21.0.3' compile 'com.nineoldandroids:library:2.4.0'

Usage

There are a lot of examples with explanations, how to use the library, here is a small example with one Head-Item. You will get the result from screenshot 1. You see, it's easy :)

public class HeadItemOneActivity extends MaterialNavHeadItemActivity {

MaterialNavigationDrawer drawer = null;

@Override
  protected boolean finishActivityOnNewIntent() {

return false;
  
}

@Override
  protected int getNewIntentRequestCode(Class clazz) {

return 0;
  
}

@Override
  public void init(Bundle savedInstanceState) {

 drawer = this;

 // information text for the fragment

Bundle bundle = new Bundle();

bundle.putString("instruction", "This example shows the head item style.");

 Fragment fragmentInstruction = new FragmentInstruction();

fragmentInstruction.setArguments(bundle);

 // create menu

MaterialMenu menu = new MaterialMenu();

menu.add(new MaterialItemSectionFragment(this, "Instruction", fragmentInstruction, "Head Item Style (One Item)"));

menu.add(new MaterialItemSectionFragment(this, "Section 1", new FragmentDummy(), "Section 1"));

menu.add(new MaterialItemSectionFragment(this, "Section 2", new FragmentDummy(), "Section 2"));

menu.add(new MaterialItemSectionFragment(this, "Section 3", new FragmentDummy(), "Section 3"));

 // create Head Item

// use bitmap and make a circle photo

final Bitmap bitmap = BitmapFactory.decodeResource(getResources(), R.drawable.yourAvatar);

final RoundedCornersDrawable drawableAppIcon = new RoundedCornersDrawable(getResources(), bitmap);

MaterialHeadItem headItem = new MaterialHeadItem(this, "My HeadItem", "My Subtitle", drawableAppIcon, R.drawable.yourBackground, menu);

this.addHeadItem(headItem);

 // load menu

this.loadMenu(getCurrentHeadItem().getMenu());

 // load the first MaterialItemSectionFragment from the menu

this.loadStartFragmentFromMenu(getCurrentHeadItem().getMenu());

  
}

@Override
  public void afterInit(Bundle savedInstanceState) {

}
 
}

From <= 1.1.4 to 2.0.0

I have changed a lot of names and methods. Sorry for that. But now its a lot easier to use this library. The methods name and parameters make more sense. Better abstraction level for the menu items and drawer types. A really better code understanding. Please look in the examples, for the code changes. Then edit your code to the new code base.

Others

• If you've found an issue, look up the open issues and submit a new one if it isn't yet reported.
• If you like the library press the star ;)
• A Wiki with some Introduction will come soon.

Screenshots