MjolnirRecyclerView
Provides a simple way to extend the default RecyclerView behaviour with support for headers, footers, empty view, DiffUtil and ArrayAdapter like methods.
Usage
Add the library as a dependency to your build.gradle
compile 'co.infinum:mjolnirrecyclerview:version@aar'Check the latest version here.
Features
1. Header & footer support
Add a custom number of headers and footers to MjolnirRecyclerView by using 2 simple methods from MjolnirRecyclerAdapter:
adapter.setHeader(View view)
adapter.setHeader(View view)2. Empty view
Empty view support for MjolnirRecyclerView. View is automatically hidden when adapter is populated with some data, and is automatically shown once again when adapter becomes empty.
recyclerView.setEmptyView(View view)You can also show empty view while adapter is not set to the MjolnirRecyclerView, which is handy if you want to intialize adapter at some later point in the time.
// show empty view if adapter is not set
recyclerView.setEmptyView(View view, true)3. DiffUtil
DiffUtil support for MjolnirRecyclerAdapter. Simply add DiffUtil.Callback in adapters update method:
adapter.update(new ItemDiffUtilResult())As DiffUtil is a blocking sync action, it's executed on the background thread inside the MjolnirRecyclerAdapter by using a AsyncTask. As a result of this approach, you need to call cancel() method on your adapter when your activity or fragment is about to be destroyed, so that the adapter is not updated if the screen has been destroyed.
@Override
protected void onDestroy() {
super.onDestroy();
adapter.cancel();
}
4. ArrayAdapter like methods
MjolnirRecyclerAdapter has full support for ArrayAdapter methods, like add(), addAll(), reset(), remove(), set()...
Contributing
Feedback and code contributions are very much welcome. Just make a pull request with a short description of your changes. By making contributions to this project you give permission for your code to be used under the same license.
Credits
Maintained and sponsored by Infinum.