SugarTask


Source link: https://github.com/mthli/SugarTask

SugarTask

Android lifecycle safety task with sugar code style.

Support Android API 14 and UP.

If you have any question or want to discuss, just open an issue. Pull request is always welcome :)

Gradle

At your top-level build.gradle file:

repositories {

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

And then at your project build.gradle file:

dependencies {

  compile 'com.github.mthli:SugarTask:v0.4' 
}

Done!

Usage

At your MainThread(UIThread), start a background thread just like this:

SugarTask.with(this) // Activity|FragmentActivity(v4)|Fragment|Fragment(v4)

.assign(new SugarTask.TaskDescription() {

 @Override

 public Object onBackground() {

  // Do what you want to do on background thread.

  // If you want to post something to MainThread,

  // just call SugarTask.post(YOUR_MESSAGE).

// Return your finally result(Nullable).

  return null;

 
}

}
)

.handle(new SugarTask.MessageListener() {

 @Override

 public void handleMessage(@NonNull Message message) {

  // Receive message in MainThread which sent from WorkerThread,

  // update your UI just in time.

 
}

}
)

.finish(new SugarTask.FinishListener() {

 @Override

 public void onFinish(@Nullable Object result) {

  // If WorkerThread finish without Exception and lifecycle safety,

  // deal with your WorkerThread result at here.

 
}

}
)

.broken(new SugarTask.BrokenListener() {

 @Override

 public void onBroken(@NonNull Exception e) {

  // If WorkerThread finish with Exception and lifecycle safety,

  // deal with Exception at here.

 
}

}
)

.execute();

Your don't need to conside about Activity/Fragment lifecycle, no matter screen rotating or some others.

Really nice for you :)

And here is a simple example for your.

Notice:

  • MUST: .with(), .assign(), .execute().

  • OPTION: .handle(), .finish(), broken(). Every method just call once, otherwise the newer with replace the older.

  • Use SugarTask.post() To send message from WorkerThread to MainThread just in time.

Theory

How to get Activity/Fragment lifecycle state real-time?

It's easy, just add a hook fragment to Activity/Fragment by their FragmentManager, the hook fragment will follow it's parent lifecycle, so we get state real-time :)

When Activity/Fragment is onStop(), we just cancel all MainThread callback, so that avoid OOM/NPE.

Get more information from our source code.

More

SugarTask is so simple that it just works good for easy task, if you need more functions, just have a look at RxAndroid.

Thanks

License

Copyright 2015 Matthew Lee  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. 

Resources

This project contains utility code related to Android security measures.

At present, it contains:

  • a PermissionUtils class with a checkCustomPermissions() static method, to help you detect if another app has defined your custom permissions before your app was installed
  • a TrustManagerBuilder to help you create a custom TrustManager, describing what sorts of SSL certificates you want to support in your HTTPS operations
  • a SignatureUtils class to help you determine the SHA-256 hash of the signing key of some package, to compare against known values, to help detect whether you are about to be communicating with some hacked version of an app

Features built in:

  • ProgressBar while adapter hasn't been set
  • EmptyView if adapter is empty
  • SwipeRefreshLayout (Google's one)
  • Infinite scrolling, when you reach the X last item, load more of them
  • Swipe To Dismiss
  • Sticky headers

android-target-tooltip allows to create toasts like tooltips, but targets can be specified, plus custom properties and features.

TextViewWithLinks is a TextView With Link handler

Example Proguard configurations for common Android libraries.

This project assumes that your ProGuard configuration is based off of the latest official proguard-android.txt config as shown below. Each library configuration should only be the rules required for that specific library, not a complete Android ProGuard configuration. The various library configurations are combined by the Gradle build system. The library rules should be universal, any app specific rules (such as preserving model classes) should be added in a custom proguard-project.pro file.

Extend base components, use widgets, and call utility methods.

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