This is an android framework for build complex application with different architectures (MVC ready/MVP/MVVM/MVI ets). It's create on top of MVC pattern with powerful event system, dependency injection and property delegation, also it support multi-core instances and animation changes between views (see example project for more information).
The start point for initialize framework is declare 'flair' instance in onCreate method in MainApplication file. But u can initialize framework in any part of ur project such as FlairActivity
or any Context
implementations
val flairCoreInstance = flair {
registerCommand<MyCommand>(eventName)
registerProxy<MyProxy>()
registerMediator<MyMediator>()
}
You can register all part of Flair framework in any part of your application by calling lazy functions or inline functions like proxy()
, proxyLazy()
, mediator()
, mediatorLazy()
The second point or using 'Flare' is attach created core to single Activity class and root layout container (but u can no specify any root container and flair take it for you automatically as activity.window.decorView.findViewById(android.R.id.content)
). Important thing: only one activity (that should be an instance of FlairActivity) can be stored in one core of FlairFramework
class MainActivity : FlairActivity() {
override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
val showingAnimation = LinearAnimator()
flair().attach(this).showLastOrExistMediator<MyMediator>(showingAnimation)
// or
// val rootContainer = frameLayout()
// flair().attach(this, rootContainer).retrieveMediator<MyMediator>().show()
}
}
Components:
- 'flair' instance is a simple IFacade singleton instance as core functionality point
- SimpleCommand instances is a command pattern realisation. You can manipulate proxy objects from it's instance as like usecases
- MacroCommands can combine more than one SimpleCommand and execute it one by one
- Proxy objects is a complex object that store data to manipulate with, it's like repository for ur network calls or database
- Mediator is a simple view-hierarchy handler class, it's store and manage life cycle of your view components such as AnkoComponents or xml-layout files. Also it support powerful view backstack storage.
- Also you has
LinearAnimator.kt
for create simple view animation changes such as HorizontalAnimation, or u can extends LinearAnimator and create ur own realisation. - All components of a FlairFramework are linked together by a powerful messaging system. You can notify every part of your system by calling
sendNotification(event, data)
and subscribe on event by callingregisterObserver(event) { INotification -> }
in IMediator or execute another SimpleCommand (see example above). Mediator can notify commands, commands can notify mediators and another commands, proxy can notify mediators and another commands.
Mediators can handle notification by
class MyMediator : Mediator() {
// called when medaitor is registered
override fun onRegister() {
// register notification for this IMediator instance
registerObserver(eventName:String) {
// event handler
}
sendNotification(eventName)
}
// the way to create UI
override fun onCreateView(context: Context) {
viewComponent = UserAuthUI().createView(AnkoContext.create(context, this))
// or you can inflate you custom xml layout
// viewComponetn = inflateView(R.layout.simple_layout)
}
}
Proxy object can recieve notification by linked commands as usecases
class MyProxy : Proxy<String>("data_to_store_in_proxy") {
fun handleNotification() {
Low.d("HELLO FROM PROXY")
}
}
//the command that controls the proxy
class MyCommand : SimpleCommand() {
val myProxy by proxy<MyProxy>()
override fun execute(notification: INotification) {
myProxy.handleNotification()
// or you can use inline functions
// proxy<MyProxy>().handleNotification()
}
}
You can use powerful feature from kotlin lang like lazy val
instantiating, this is an example with custom constructor parameters.
class MyProxyWithParams(mediator:MyMediator) : Proxy<MyMediator>(mediator) {
override fun onRegister() {
super.onRegister()
data?.showFuncyMVPHandler()
}
}
class MyMediator : Mediator() {
// lazy proxy initialization with params
val proxy:MyProxyWithParams by proxyLazy(this)
// or
// val proxy by proxyLazy<MyProxyWithParams>(this)
fun showFuncyMVPHandler(){
println("HELLO FROM PROXY TO MEDIATOR")
}
}
Since verson 1.1.3 added new extension functions
- fun IMediator.startActivityForResult(intent: Intent, requestCode: Int, options: Bundle?= null)
- fun IMediator.requestPermissions(permissions: Array, requestCode: Int)
- fun IMediator.checkSelfPermission(permissionToCheck:String):Int
- fun IMediator.shouldShowRequestPermissionRationale(permission: String): Boolean
and they callbacks:
class MyMediator : Mediator() {
override fun onActivityResult(requestCode: Int, resultCode: Int, data: Intent?) {
// do what ever you want with result data
}
override fun onRequestPermissionsResult(requestCode: Int, permissions: Array<out String>, grantResults: IntArray) {
// check if permission granted or not
}
}
Since version 1.1.4 you can use FlairPagerAdapter for control viewPager with mediators
viewPager?.adapter = FlairPagerAdapter(
listOf(mediator<PageOneMediator>(), mediator<PageTwoMediator>(), mediator<PageThreeMediator>()),
listOf("TabOne", "TabTwo", "TabThree"))
tabLayout?.setupWithViewPager(viewPager)
class PageOneMediator : Mediator() {
override fun createLayout(context: Context): View = with(context) {
verticalLayout {
lparams(matchParent, matchParent)
textView("THIS IS A PAGE ONE MEDIATOR") {
textSize = 14f
textColor = Color.GREEN
}.lparams {
gravity = Gravity.CENTER_HORIZONTAL
}
}
}
}
See the sample project app
for more complex information. Also code base has good comments and docs on every functions
Maven:
<dependency>
<groupId>com.rasalexman.flairframework</groupId>
<artifactId>flairframework</artifactId>
<version>x.y.z</version>
<type>pom</type>
</dependency>
Gradle:
implementation 'com.rasalexman.flairframework:flairframework:x.y.z'
- 1.1.5 - fix bug in View.kt clearAll()
- 1.1.4 - added com.mincor.flairframework.common.adapters.FlairPagerAdapter
- 1.1.3 - extension functions for permissions and activity
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