DelegateAdapter | advanced RecyclerView 's Adapter.There is no need to custom | Android library
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kandi X-RAY | DelegateAdapter Summary
Do not use this library ever. Try the more advanced one - AnyAdapter. This is an advanced RecyclerView's Adapter library. With this library, writing custom adapter class is not necessary in most conditions. Using DelegateAdapter can satisfy most of what you need. The most amazing thing is binding multi types data and ViewHolder with Injections.
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- Called when the activity is created
- Show user information
- Shows a count
- Show user s photos
- Add a list of items to this adapter
- Adds all items in the list at the given position
- Initialize the view
- Region PhotoAdapter
- Get detail of a photo
- Initializes the Activity
- Called when an item is set
- Notify the checkable
- On bind view
- Shows progress bar
- Sets the views and their values
- Called when an options item is selected
- Helper method to handle select items
- Binds the view
- Override onBindView
- Hides the visibility of the footer
- Sets the width and height of the gauge
- Initializes the dialog
- Serializes the given index to a parcel
- Hides the progress bar
- Initializes the view once the view has been created
- This method writes to Parcelable object
DelegateAdapter Key Features
DelegateAdapter Examples and Code Snippets
/*DelegateParser*/
User[] users = ...; //Make your data yourself.
adapter.addAll (users, new DelegateParser() {
@Override
public LayoutImpl parse(DelegateAdapter adapter, User data) {
return new UserDelegate(data); //return a LayoutImp
public class UserHolder extends AbsViewHolder {
private ImageView avatar;
private TextView nameTv, descTv;
public UserHolder(View itemView) {
super(itemView);
avatar = (ImageView)findViewById(R.id.avatar);
nameTv
UserLayoutImpl userLayoutImpl = ...;
UserDelegateImpl userDelegateImple = ...;
User user = ...;
UserDelegate userDelegate = new UserDelegate (user);
UserAnnotationDeleagate annoDelegate = new UserAnnotationDelegate (user);
//create these User data o
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QUESTION
I am building an app which can fetch a Warning
object from an API which I do not control nor do they want to remove this behaivor to which I am trying to work around.
I would like to be able to parse either a single Warning
object or a List
objects. (Because the API returns either 1 object if there is only 1 or > 1 a list of objects.)
How can I parse an object as a list directly or parse list this with Moshi?
The data I get looks either like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-19 at 02:37the API returns either 1 object if there is only 1 or > 1 a list of objects.
Create an adapter that peeks to see if you're getting an array first.
Here is exactly what you want. It includes a qualifier, so you can apply it only to lists that may have this behavior for single items. @SingleToArray List
.
There is another example of dealing with multiple formats here for further reading.
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Install DelegateAdapter
You can use DelegateAdapter 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 DelegateAdapter 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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