Source link: https://github.com/lvillani/android-cropimage

Android CropImage

The CropImage activity extracted from Gallery.apk (AOSP 4.4.4). Compatible with Android API Level 15 and up.

⚠? Not Maintained

This project is not maintained anymore. Starting January 2018 the source code will be replaced with a deprecation notice. This repository will be decommissioned in June 2018. Both source and binary artifact may become unavailable after that point.

⚠? Maven Repository URL Changed

The Maven repository has been moved to http://lvillani.github.io/android-cropimage/. Please see the updated documentation and the example for more details.

The old repository URL may become unavailable starting January 2018.

Android Studio and Gradle

The project was created with Android Studio and uses the Gradle build system.

Intent-based API

The CropImage activity is controlled by an Intent-based API. Please use the wrapper class CropImageIntentBuilder for a type-safe interface.

Example Project

It is contained inside the CropImageExample module.

Gradle Repository

There's a Gradle repository available at http://lvillani.github.io/android-cropimage/.

In your top-level build.gradle add the address of the Maven repository to the repositories section so that it looks like:

repositories {

  mavenCentral()

maven {

url 'http://lvillani.github.io/android-cropimage/'
  
}
 
}

Then add the dependency to your dependencies section:

compile 'me.villani.lorenzo.android:android-cropimage:1.1.+'

For more information see the CropImageRepo example (the project doesn't do anything, it only shows how to pull the dependency through Gradle).

Source link: https://github.com/lvillani/android-cropimage

Resources

ActivityFragmentMVP

A demonstration of handling Activities and Fragments using Dagger dependency injection framework

The real benefit here is that you create an object graph only when you need it. This contributes to keeping the memory footprint of your app as low as possible.

Design Patterns