Source link: https://github.com/universum-studios/android_widget_adapters

Widget Adapters

Base and simple List, Recycler and Spinner adapters for the Android platform.

For more information please visit the Wiki.

Download

Download the latest release or add as dependency in your project via:

Gradle

compile "universum.studios.android:widget-adapters:${
DESIRED_VERSION
}
@aar"

Modules

This library may be also used via separate modules. For more information please see Modules.

Compatibility

Supported down to the Android API Level 14.

Dependencies

License

Licensed under the Apache License: Version 2.0 or later.

You can redistribute, modify or publish any part of the code presented within this repository but as it is described in the LICENSE, the software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES or CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND.

Source link: https://github.com/universum-studios/android_widget_adapters

Resources

storage-chooser

A pretty and simple storage/directory chooser library for 4.4+ devices. This library was created to be included in OpenGApps App. There are too many storage chooser out there but this one is too materially :stuckouttongue: . Easy to implement and does not take a lot of your valueable time in setting-up all the other necessary things that every developer seeks, like

saving path to sharedPreference
event when path is selected and act upon that path
and much more.

File/Directory Choosers

IndicatorView

A simple library to add indicators for your Carousel or ViewPagers.

Views

SmartyStreets AutocompleteTextView

Android AutocompleteTextView that receives and displays address suggestions from Smarty Streets.

Autocomplete

Enlighting Layout

A simple layout working as a switch on-off button.

Checkboxes

UniversalEventBus

The Universal Event Bus is an event dispatcher architecture which help you to use most common event bus implementation as Otto in a structured mode.

An events is a bus designed to separate different parts of the application, while still allowing them to communicate efficiently. The operation of the EventDispatcher is based on the publish-subscribe pattern: the bus asked a series of events that will be collected by those who joined them.

The publisher is, in this case, called Bus or RxBus and deals with post events using the Observable of RxJava. The event dispatcher contains two RxBuses: one dedicated to the UI thread, and the other for all the other events that have nothing to do with the UI (network calls, CRUD operations with the database etc.).

Event Buses