Stan is a toolkit library for Android which consists of the following modules:

• lib-analytics
• lib-async
• lib-geofencing
• lib-svg
• lib-utils
• lib-widget

Add the following to your dependencies:

compile 'com.label305.stan:lib-analytics:x.x.x'
compile 'com.label305.stan:lib-async:x.x.x'
compile 'com.label305.stan:lib-geofencing:x.x.x'
compile 'com.label305.stan:lib-svg:x.x.x'
compile 'com.label305.stan:lib-utils:x.x.x'
compile 'com.label305.stan:lib-widget:x.x.x'

Replace x.x.x with the latest version name. See the releases page.

The javadocs can be found here

The lib-analytics module provides a bridge between you and Google Analytics with various quick access functions. To use this class, initialize it on startup using Analytics.init(Context, boolean), and add the following to your strings.xml, replacing the values:

<string name="key_analytics">MY_ANALYTICS_KEY</string>
<string name="key_analytics_debug">MY_DEBUG_ANALYTICS_KEY</string> <!-- optional -->

The string key_analytics_debug is optional, and provides a way to send analytics events to a separate profile.

The lib-async module provides an AsyncTask which provides proper exception handling, and easy event handling. It is loosely based on RoboGuice's AsyncTask.

The ExponentialBackoffAsyncTask provides a way to keep retrying the requests when an Exception occurs, up to a maximum number of times. When subclassing this class, override shouldRetry(Exception, int) to determine whether to retry the request. By default, this class only retries if an IOException is thrown, upto a maximum of 3 times.

The lib-geofencing module provides easy geofencing utilities.

The lib-svg module contains an SvgImageView, which can show SVG images. SVG images should be stored in the raw folder.

The lib-utils module provides a couple of utility classes. The Logger class provides logging, but only if the application is in a debug state. To initialize this class, call Logger.setIsDebug(boolean).

The lib-widget module contains several extensions to Android's View classes to use custom fonts, and more. To use one of the CustomFont view classes, place the fonts in the assets directory, and add the following to your layout xml:

<com.label305.stan.widget.CustomFontTextView
    ...
    xmlns:stan="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res-auto"
    stan:font="myfont.ttf" />

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