Source link: https://github.com/xdtianyu/ColorPicker

ColorPicker

An easy to use android color picker library. Based on android-colorpicker.

Download

Grab via gradle

dependencies {

  compile 'org.xdty.preference:color-picker:0.0.5' 
}

or maven

<dependency>
<groupId>org.xdty.preference</groupId>
<artifactId>color-picker</artifactId>
<version>0.0.5</version>
<type>aar</type> </dependency>

or JAR from maven central

Usage

For more details, see example


 <org.xdty.preference.ColorPreference

android:key="example_color"

android:title="Color"

android:summary="This is a color preference"

tools:dialogTitle="@string/default_color"

tools:colors="@array/default_rainbow"

tools:columns="5"

tools:material="true"

tools:backwardsOrder="true"

tools:strokeWidth="0"

tools:strokeColor="@android:color/black"

android:defaultValue="@color/flamingo"/>

ScreenShot

Source link: https://github.com/xdtianyu/ColorPicker

Resources

MaterialTabsTemplate

MaterialTabsTemplate is solely created to reduce the burden of writing same boiler plate codes for Tab creation in Android.

IDE Plugins

android-pretty-lint

Pretty print the result of Android lint tool. Would work great when you run lint as part of continuous integration flow.

Static Analysis Tools

Spanner

This lib provides simple and fluent API for creating Android Spannable.

Spannable

Helper

An android library containing most of the helper classes every android developer needs.

The Problem

Every Android developer faces few problems while developing Android Apps. Listing down some of them, which I have faced everytime I create a new android project.

The problem of writing boilerplate code while creating Activities, Fragments is annoying.
Need of readymade methods which can come handy such as showing a toast, or showing a progress dialog or launching a new activity.
The problem of applying proper styles and themes to activities and handling those for pre-lollipop and post-lollipop.

What if we had a library which takes care of all these problems and let the developers concentrate on writing the actual business logic and create awesome functionalities.