MarkedView

Source link: https://github.com/mittsuu/MarkedView-for-Android

MarkedView Example

Introduction

The MarkedView is the markdown text viewer.

Usage

It is a simple module, which enable you to convert any files into initialized view.

// xml <com.mittsu.markedview.MarkedView
  android:id="@+id/md_view"
  android:layout_width="match_parent"
  android:layout_height="match_parent"/>

// Java code  import com.mittsu.markedview.MarkedView;  ???  // call from xml MarkedView mdView = (MarkedView)findViewById(R.id.md_view);
 // call from code // MarkedView mdView = new MarkedView(this);
  // set markdown text pattern. ('contents' object is markdown text) mdView.setMDText(contents);
  // load Markdown file pattern. // mdView.loadFile(filePath)

/* option */  // code block in scrolling be deactivated. mdView.setCodeScrollDisable();

Demo

Load file

Read markdown file from asset folder.

Live rendering

Preview display on the right side of the input field.

Installation

Add the dependency

dependencies {

  compile 'com.mittsu:markedview:1.0.5@aar' 
}

Credits

This used the following open source components.

Marked : Markdown parser written in JavaScript

highlight.js : Syntax highlighting for the Web

License

MarkedView is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.

Source link: https://github.com/mittsuu/MarkedView-for-Android

Resources

AndroidModularSample

A sample Android application to demonstrate how to build screens as fully independent modules.

It relies on a Finite State Machine (EasyFlow), to handle screens as states and trigger/consume events. Events allow the application to handle navigation between screens. The global context of the FSM is used to pass arguments as a Bundle. It also shows how to use dependency injection (via Dagger 2 for example) in modules.

This way:

modules are fully independent
modules declare the dependencies they need
modules declare the states they correspond to
modules declare the events that can be triggered
the hosting application sets up the states it uses (i.e., "screens")
the hosting application sets up how to navigation between states (with events)
the hosting application sets up the dependency injection mechanism

Architecture

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Caching