SwipeToRefresh | Simple swipe to refresh view | Android library
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Simple swipe to refresh view that allows you to add custom images and animations.
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- Handles a touch event
- Sets the refresh state
- Start animation to start position
- Starts the scale down animation
- Handle a touch event
- Make sure we have the height of the view
- Sets the top and bottom offset of a circle
- Check if the view can scroll up
- Handles the animation
- Start an animation
- Attach animation to View
- Set the refresh indicator
- Set size and arrow dimensions
- Stops the ring
- Draw the ring
- Sets the animation for a ring
- Starts the ring
- Checks if animation is running
- Create the progress view
- Synchronized
- Calculate the target view
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QUESTION
Now I am studying MVVM, before that I wrote on MVP. One gets the feeling that View has much more authority on MVVM than on MVP. For example, if you need to tell in MVP what SwipeRefreshLayout should do, you call something like seupSwipeBehaviour () in the presenter, which tells View "assign behavior to swipe", in the view in this method, when you swipe, you pull the presenter method. What about MVVM in this case? It turns out that the view itself will set up the SwipeToRefresh behavior, without calling the view model? That is, in onCreate, for example, do we immediately write setupSwipeToRefresh ()?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-21 at 10:37In MVVM everything is about observing LiveData objects. If you want to make visible SwipeRefreshLayout or ProgressBar you can make something like this in your ViewModel:
QUESTION
In my app, I added a swipe down reload in kotlin, and It works. When you swipe down, it shows the refresh widget and then goes back up and starts to refresh the page. But it takes my app a few seconds to refresh since It's refreshing a website. Does somebody know how to only make the refresh widget go back up once the refresh is done?
Here's my code:
MainActivity.kt:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-26 at 01:31you can override the onPageFinished in the WebClient like,
QUESTION
I'm trying to add a swipe down reload to my app in Kotlin. So to do this, as usual, I followed a tutorial. But I'm getting the error: Unresolved reference: setOnRefreshListener
and Unresolved reference: isRefreshing
Here is my code:
MainActivity.kt:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-25 at 02:07change this line
QUESTION
I have a RecyclerView
that gets filled with paginated data.
I need to be able to refresh it via SwipeRefreshLayout
, but so far, I am unable to do so.
I have tried plenty references that does similar to this, but without any success. Also, for letting you guys know, When I do refresh, the data gets retrieved correctly, but it is not being displayed on the recyclerView...
Also, when I move from that destination to another via Navigation
and then, I hit back, it gets updated. I am not sure what I am missing or what I am doing wrong.
ViewModel:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-20 at 18:47Ok, after a really long research, might not be the best solution, but developers use this too. We need to "invalidate" the layoutManager
and adapter.
QUESTION
I have Recyclerview showing media but when I scrolls items flickers or vibrates. I have tried many options mentioned in post like
My xml code :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-09 at 07:48android:hardwareAccelerated="false"
added in manifest file at application level because of this UI flicker was occurring. After removing this from manifest and now its working fine.
QUESTION
I developed an android application in which I want to get data from the database without refreshing the app. I tried different methods but no one works for me. I am using PHP for fetching data from the database into my android app. Below is my code which is for now only fetching data from a database but I have to refresh the app if I update data in the database to get the updated value in the app. I want realtime values from the database, like, if I update data in the database, I want the same update in the app but without refreshing it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-24 at 08:44Try using reactive programming tools like RxJava or RxAndroid. Reactive Programming is basically event-based asynchronous programming.
Use time Outs to automatically refresh the content after few minutes .
Server Side app rendering and sockets could also be useful for such cases.
QUESTION
The issue with reactive programming patterns for one-time events is that they may be re-emitted to the subscriber after the initial one-time event has occurred.
For LiveData the SingleLiveEvent provides a solution using an EventObserver
which may also be applied to Kotlin Flow.
Can an AsyncSubject
observable be created to handle the case of the SingleLiveEvent in RxJava? The main issue seems to be if there a way for an AsyncSubject to be manually "re-opened" to re-emit data after onComplete
is called?
AsyncSubject
seems like a potential solution for RxJava, without creating an EventObserver
, as the documentation states that it will only publish it when the sequence is completed.
A loading boolean is emitted from the ViewModel method initFeed
and view effect state to the view, a fragment in this case. The loading boolean works as expected on the initialization of the fragment and ViewModel sending true
via onNext
, and completing with onComplete
on either a successful or erroneous attempt.
However, the attempt to re-emit a value fails when for example a swipe to refresh initiates the same initFeed
method. It seems that onNext
cannot be used after onComplete
is called for the same object.
SomeViewEffect.kt
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-22 at 11:46QUESTION
I got the following problem: I'm making an android webview app using fragments, and I want to implement a SwipeToRefresh action.
I tried to do it, but the app stops immediately after user's pull-to-refresh action. Here are different codes:
fragment_home.xml :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-21 at 10:51If we are not missing parts of your code, then you have created two instances for webview, in the refresh layout you are calling mWebView which hasn't been initialized. try this:
QUESTION
I'm looking to refactor an immutable view state's values in the Android ViewModel (VM) in order to do the following:
- Update the view state in the VM cleanly without copying the entire view state
- Keep the view state data immutable to the view observing updates
I've built an Android Unidirectional Data Flow (UDF) pattern using LiveData to update the view state changes in the VM that are observed in the view.
See: Android Unidirectional Data Flow with LiveData — 2.0
Full sample code: Coinverse Open App
ImplementationThe existing implementation uses nested LiveData.
- One LiveData
val
to store the view state in the VM - Nested LiveData for the view state attributes as immutable
val
s
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-09 at 23:19I am not sure if having "nested LiveData" is okay. When we work with any event-driven design implementation (LiveData
, RxJava
, Flow
) we usually required to assume that the discrete data events are immutable and operations on these events are purely functional. Being immutable is NOT synonymous with being read-only(val
). Immutable means immutable. It should be time-invariant and should work exactly the same way under any circumstances. That is one reason why I feel strange to have LiveData
or ArrayList
members in the data class, regardless of whether they are defined read-only or not.
Another, technical reason why one should avoid nested streams: it is almost impossible to observe them correctly. Every time there is a new data event emitted through the outer stream, the developers must make sure to remove inner subscriptions before observing the new inner stream, otherwise it can cause all sorts of problems. What's the point of having life-cycle aware observers, when the developers need to manually unsubscribe them?
In almost all scenarios, nested streams can be converted to one layer of stream. In your case:
QUESTION
I have an AppBar
and RecyclerView
in CoordiantorLayout
. SwipeToRefresh has to be fullscreen but RecyclerView
not scrolling down then.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-06 at 08:48try to set SwipeRefreshLayout
as root parent like this :
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You can use SwipeToRefresh like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the SwipeToRefresh component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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