MessagesView | A messages UI library for Android | Chat library
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A messages UI library for Android (under development)
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- Gets the view based on the item type
- Returns the view type of a specific item
- Checks if this user belongs to
- Creates the view
- Retrieves a list of all the messages
- Sets the label text
- Stores the drawable
- Get a cropped bitmap
- Pretty print a date
- Set the image
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QUESTION
I am creating an api and no idea why post method not allowed on any url.
views
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-19 at 10:23Your first pattern will fire if you visit messages/
. Indeed, its parameter matches any string (with at least one character and without slashes). But
messages
is thus also matched with this view.
What you can do is swap the places of the two urls, then calling messages/
will fire the correct view:
QUESTION
I have a custom tabview:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-24 at 17:16First, I would wrap your custom tab bar as follows:
QUESTION
I am making an app that features texting. I want the text messages to be added to the column layout from the bottom to the top like a regular texting app. Where if there are only a few messages or a single message, they appear at the bottom of the view rather than the top. Right now, messages get added from top to bottom and I cannot figure out how to get it to appear the way I want. Here is currently how it looks with my code:
and here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-14 at 09:02You would typically use a view for something like this. The relevant property in ListView is verticalLayoutDirection:
QUESTION
I have a JMS queue that produces messages. I want to share those messages with multiple Kotlin-consumers, but only if a Kotlin-consumer is connected. If a Kotlin-consumer is only active for 5 minutes, it should only receive messages within that window. The Kotlin-consumer should be able to subscribe at any point, and the received messages obtained at any time.
From reading the docs I think that Kotlin's SharedFlow
is the best way to do that...
"SharedFlow is useful for broadcasting events that happen inside an application to subscribers that can come and go." (docs)
but I can't find any good examples, and the docs are very confusing. The SharedFlow
docs say "all collectors get all emitted values", and "An active collector of a shared flow is called a subscriber" but it doesn't explain how to actually create a subscriber.
Options:
shareIn
says it converts "a cold Flow into a hot SharedFlow", but I don't have a cold flow, I have a hot SharedFlow.Flow.collect
is linked in the docs, but it's marked as internal: "This is an internal kotlinx.coroutines API that should not be used from outside of kotlinx.coroutines."launchIn
is described as terminal - but I don't want to end consuming
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-19 at 00:10Flow.collect
has an overload that is marked internal, but there is a public collect
extension function that is very commonly used. I recommend putting this catch-all import at the top of your file, and then the extension function will be available among other Flow-related tasks: import kotlinx.coroutines.flow.*
launchIn
and collect
are the two most common ways to subscribe to a flow. They are both terminal. "Terminal" doesn't mean it ends consuming...it means it starts consuming! A "nonterminal" function is one that wraps a Flow in another Flow without starting to collect it.
"Never complete normally" means that the code following it in the coroutine will not be reached. collect
subscribes to a flow and suspends the coroutine until the flow is complete. Since a SharedFlow never completes, it "never completes normally".
It's hard to comment on your code because it's unusual to start your flow and collect it within the same function. Typically a SharedFlow would be exposed as a property for use by other functions. By combining it all into a single function you're hiding the fact that typically a SharedFlow is possibly publishing from a different coroutine scope than its being collected from.
Here's an example partially adapted from your code:
QUESTION
I have already asked this question here but none of the answers were working. I have a messaging app in Django where users can send messages each other. I want to refresh the page so that the user can see new messages. But there is one problem if the user is writing a message and I try to reload the page every x-minutes the message that the user was writing will disapear. So how can I avoid this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-13 at 12:12That would more likely be something like this:
QUESTION
i have a chat and Message Model.How can i sort my Chat with the pub_date of Message example:consider that i am in two chats(A and B): i want that everytime i receive a message from B so that B should be the top of A and when i receive a message from A so that A should be the top of B. this is my models.py:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-08 at 07:01Not sure about this exact line.
But the idea is that you annotate over your Chats and "create" a new field (latest_message_time
) for each of them. that fields is equal to the max of their associated messages' pub_date.
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-07 at 21:12You can play around with some of the ListView styles. I think SidebarListStyle doesn't have any lines. Otherwise, you'll probably have to use a ScrollView and/or VStack instead of a List.
QUESTION
I am trying to add simple user to user messaging functionality to my blog app in Django. I have a view that allows a user to send a message but I am having difficulty in displaying the messages after. Here is my Message model:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-02 at 11:54Your Message
has as user
field a ForeignKey
to Profile
, not User
(therefore it might be better to rename the field to profile
). This thus means that filtering like messages__user_id=self.request.user
does not make much sense.
You can filter by following the relation from Profile
to User
with:
QUESTION
I have a view in which I display a list of my messages. Whenever a new message is added I want to scroll to the bottom. I am trying to add an onChange
event to the ForEach
but this breaks my code with some weird errors: Referencing instance method 'onChange(of:perform:)' on 'Array' requires that 'Message' conform to 'Equatable'
and sometimes The compiler is unable to type-check this expression in reasonable time; try breaking up the expression into distinct sub-expressions
When I remove onChange
everything complies.
Here is the Message
model:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-02 at 03:39If your messages
is a @Published
the following should work (as I tested in Make a list scroll to bottom with SwiftUI)
QUESTION
I've been using default navigation bar
(because it has the ability to enable swipes to close a View), but since my issue is to hide
NavBar
in a RootView
and show
when it disappears after Navigation to a ChildView
, I faced a problem with my ChildView
(it bounce up and down after manipulations with navbar). Hence I need a custom NavBar
(perfectly would be with an ability to make swipes to hide it.)
Here you can see my code and issue with NavBar that was solved and triggered the one you are reading.
My RootView ...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-28 at 13:22A custom NavigationBar could look like this. Of course it can be individualized with colors and fontSizes etc. in whatever way you like:
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You can use MessagesView 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 MessagesView 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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