SlickForm


Source link: https://github.com/AlburIvan/SlickForm

SlickForm

Based on This awesome design from Josh Cummings. SlickForm is an Android library where you define a custom array of EditTexts with the purpose of handling a form in a cool animated way.

Table of Contents

Demo

Integration

To try this library into your build:

Step 1. Add the JitPack repository to your project build.gradle:

 allprojects {

repositories {

 ...
 maven {
 url "https://jitpack.io" 
}

}
  
}

Step 2. Add the dependency

 dependencies {

compile 'com.github.AlburIvan:SlickForm:v1.2'  
}

Usage

In XML:

<com.alburivan.slicksignform.SlickSignForm

android:id="@+id/slick_form"

android:layout_width="match_parent"

android:layout_height="wrap_content"

app:slick_tooltipEnabled="true" />

Extra attributes available:

 <declare-styleable name="SlickSignForm">

<attr name="slick_buttonBgColor" format="color" />

<attr name="slick_buttonFgColor" format="color" />

<attr name="slick_tooltipEnabled" format="boolean" />

<attr name="slick_tooltipColor" format="color" /> </declare-styleable>

Default behavior (3 fields: email, user, & password):

 SlickForm slickForm =

  (SlickForm) findViewById(R.id.slick_form);

 slickForm.withDefaultFields()

 .setOnProcessChangeListener(new IOnProcessChange() {

  @Override

  public boolean workInBackground(List<FormField> param) {

 final String message = String.format(Locale.ENGLISH,

  "This form is doing work in background and the values are: first field: %s - second field: %s  - third field: %s",

  param.get(0).getInputFieldText(), param.get(1).getInputFieldText(), param.get(2).getInputFieldText()

);

 Log.d("TAG", message);

 // if all goes good, return true, if it failed return false

return true;

  
}

@Override

  public void workFinished() {

Log.d("TAG", "Done");

  
}

 
}
)

 .ready();

Thats it?

Yeah basically...

Only those fields?? Is it for signing in only??

Not really... You can extend it to your needs

  1. Create FormFields Objects
 FormField userField = new FormField(getApplicationContext())

 .withType(FieldsType.TEXT)

 .withHint("Username")

 .withLabel("Hit me");
 // optional - default: Next

FormField emailField = new FormField(getApplicationContext())

 .withType(FieldsType.EMAIL)

 .withHint("Email");

FormField passField = new FormField(getApplicationContext())

 .withType(FieldsType.PASSWORD)

 .withCustomValidation(new IOnCustomValidation() {

 // Add your own custom validation if neccesarry.

@Override

public boolean withCustomValidation(FormField field) {

  String password

= field.getInputFieldText();

  boolean hasUppercase = !password.equals(password.toLowerCase());

 boolean hasLowercase = !password.equals(password.toUpperCase());

  boolean isAtLeast8
=  password.length() >= 8;

  // return true if validation is successful, otherwise false

 return (hasUppercase && hasLowercase) && isAtLeast8;

}

  
}
)

 .withHint("Password");
  1. Add them your SlickForm Object
  SlickForm slickForm =

(SlickForm) findViewById(R.id.slick_form);

 slickForm

 .withField(userField)

 .withField(emailField)

 .withField(passField) // chain any number of fields in the order of appearance

 .setOnProcessChangeListener(new IOnProcessChange() {

@Override

public boolean workInBackground(List<FormField> param) {

  final String message = String.format(Locale.ENGLISH,

"This form is doing work in background and the values are: first field: %s - second field: %s  - third field: %s",

param.get(0).getInputFieldText(), param.get(1).getInputFieldText(), param.get(2).getInputFieldText()

 );

  Log.d("TAG", message);

  // if all goes good, return true, if it failed return false

 return true;

}

 @Override

public void workFinished() {

 Log.d("TAG", "Done");

}

  
}
)

 .withProcessingLabel("Sending")

  .ready();

Extras

FormField available methods

Method Description Usage
withType Add this form field's type so it can get validated correctly FieldType
withHint Add this form field's hint to let the user know what needs to be filled in. String
withIcon Add this form field's icon for avisual cue of what needs to be filled in. Drawable/SVG
withLabel Customize this form field's button label. Current default is "Next" String
withProcessingLabel Changes the form's is label when its doing background work String
withCustomValidation Assign this FormField an unique validation IOnCustomValidation

Credits

Thanks to Josh Cummings for the UI design
Thanks to Douglas Nassif Roma Junior for the awesome Tooltip Effect library Thanks to Georgi Eftimov for the SVG path view library Thanks to Perxis for the SVG line icons

License

Copyright 2016 AlburIvan  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. 

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