Android Color Manager

The Intellij plugin that manages Android colors. It makes easy to browse colors.

How to use

Open "Color Manager" tool window. You will see all colors listed

Drag and Drop

From v1.1.0, this plugin support drag and drop feature.

Select a file where you want to drop
Drag the color panel
Drop where you want to copy the color name/tag

If the selected file is not xml file, then the drop text format is R.color.color_name

If the selected file is xml, then the drop text format is @color/color_name

At this moment, there is no way to detect drop target file's type. So, if you select a xml file and drop text to a Java file, this plugin pastes @color/color_name not R.color.color_name

Copy

Right click a color listed on the tool window

Click "Copy R.color.whatever_color_name" or "Copy @color/whatever_color_name"

You can also copy color name ("R.color.whatever_color_name" style) by cmd+c (or ctrl+c) after selecting the color panel

Move to the color definition

Same as Copy. Right click and click "Go to R.color.whatever_color_name"

Or just double click an item

Edit the color code

Click "Edit R.color.whatever_color_name" and choose new color

Delete a color

Same as Copy and move. Right click and click "Delete R.color.whatever_color_name"

It will show confirmation dialog before deleting the color tag.

Search

Just start typing after focusing tool window

The plugin let it finds them by typing a color name and a color code.

Show all colors

As default, this plugin filter library's color because there are a lot.

You can un-filter those by clicking "Filter" icon (It takes a few second to show all colors)

Sort by color name

You can sort by color name by clicking sort icon

How to install?

Use the IDE's plugin manager to install the latest version of the plugin.

LICENSE

Copyright 2016 Yoshinori Isogai  Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
  http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0  Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.

Source link: https://github.com/shiraji/color-manager

Resources

AirCycle

Binds Android Activity lifecycle callbacks to Activity fields annotated with @AirCycle.

Fields annotated with @AirCycle that are defined in an Activity will receive lifecycle callbacks of the enclosing Activity. The Activity does NOT need to implement any interface or extend any specific base class.

The field itself also does NOT need to implement any interface or extend any specific base class.

The binding class is generated in compile time using Java annotation processing, NO reflection is used at runtime. Since all classes are generated in compile time, it can safely be used with ProGuard.

Inspired by SoundCloud's LightCycle library. Compared to LightCycle, AirCycle supports passing of Activity lifecycle callbacks without the need to extend from a specific base Activity. Additionally, the listener classes are completely flexible, without the need to extend from any class or interface. This enables more flexibility when developing and further promotes composition over inheritance.

Architecture