The easiest library to show skeleton screens in an Android app.
An Android library that provides an easy way to show skeleton of any view.
Koleton is an acronym for: Kotlin skeleton.
Made with ❤ by ericktijerou.
You can download and install Koleton with Maven Central and Gradle:
// In your module's `build.gradle.kts`
dependencies {
implementation("com.ericktijerou.koleton:koleton:1.0.0-beta01")
}Make sure to include mavenCentral() in your repositories
repositories {
mavenCentral()
}To load the skeleton of a View, use the loadSkeleton extension function:
// ConstraintLayout
constraintLayout.loadSkeleton()
// TextView
textView?.loadSkeleton(length = 20)
// RecyclerView
recyclerView.loadSkeleton(R.layout.item_example)Skeletons can be configured with an optional trailing lambda:
// ConstraintLayout
constraintLayout.loadSkeleton {
color(R.color.colorSkeleton)
cornerRadius(radiusInPixel)
shimmer(false)
lineSpacing(spacingInPixel)
}
// TextView
textView?.loadSkeleton(length = 20) {
color(R.color.colorSkeleton)
...
}
// RecyclerView
recyclerView.loadSkeleton(R.layout.item_example) {
itemCount(3)
...
}To hide the skeleton, use the hideSkeleton extension function:
view.hideSkeleton()Koleton will lazily create a SkeletonLoader with the default values.
If you want to set the default values, you can set a default SkeletonLoader instance by either:
// In your Application
class MyApplication : Application(), SkeletonLoaderFactory {
override fun newSkeletonLoader(): SkeletonLoader {
return SkeletonLoader.Builder(this)
...
.color(R.color.colorSkeleton)
.cornerRadius(radiusInPixel)
.build()
}
}Or calling Koleton.setSkeletonLoader
val skeletonLoader = SkeletonLoader.Builder(context)
...
.color(R.color.colorSkeleton)
.cornerRadius(radiusInPixel)
.build()
Koleton.setSkeletonLoader(skeletonLoader)The default SkeletonLoader can be retrieved like so:
val skeletonLoader = Koleton.skeletonLoader(context)Koleton works well with Paging library with the help of KoletonView.
If you want to show a skeleton when you scroll to the bottom of your list, use the generateSkeleton extension function:
// In your PagedListAdapter
override fun onCreateViewHolder(parent: ViewGroup, viewType: Int): RecyclerView.ViewHolder {
val view = LayoutInflater.from(parent.context).inflate(R.layout.item_sample, parent, false)
return when (viewType) {
...
TYPE_SKELETON -> SkeletonViewHolder(view.generateSkeleton())
...
}
}
...
class SkeletonViewHolder(val koletonView: KoletonView) : RecyclerView.ViewHolder(koletonView) {
fun showSkeleton() {
koletonView.showSkeleton()
}
}Koleton works with Facebook’s shimmer library. If you want to create a custom shimmer effect, you need to include in your dependencies:
// In your module's `build.gradle.kts`
dependencies {
implementation("com.facebook.shimmer:shimmer:0.5.0")
}And set the custom shimmer in the lambda expression:
constraintLayout.loadSkeleton {
val customShimmer = Shimmer.AlphaHighlightBuilder()
.setDirection(Shimmer.Direction.TOP_TO_BOTTOM)
...
.build()
shimmer(customShimmer)
}
You can find more information about Facebook's shimmer effect on the shimmer-android page.
Copyright 2020 ericktijerou
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