Library to use the Floating Action Button (FAB) from Android L, currently for use only on Android L devices. Other implementations of the code used drawables. The goal for this was to create a library that used a custom view in order to allow the developer for more flexbility on implementation. I pariculary did not like being stuck using MINI and NORMAL modes for the fab size, while I understand that those sizes are recommended by Google I found a need on one of my projects to customize the FAB.

1.) Place the FAB in your relative, linear or frame layout

<applico.android_floating_action_button.views.FabView
android:id="@+id/fab_view"
android:layout_width="wrap_content"
android:layout_height="wrap_content"
android:layout_alignParentBottom="true"
android:layout_alignParentRight="true"
android:layout_marginRight="16dp"
android:layout_marginBottom="20dp"
fab:cFillColor="@color/fabColor"
fab:cStrokeColor="@color/fabStrokeColor"
fab:cStrokeWidth="2"
fab:cSize="NORMAL"
fab:cRadius="100"
fab:cDrawable="@drawable/icn_fab_favorite"
/>

2.) Initialize your fab in your code

Fab f = (Fab)findViewById(R.id.fab);

3.) Have fun!

###Notes This FAB has full attribute and getter setter support. The supported attributes are:

• cRadius - this overrides the cSize attribute for custom sizes
• cSize - this is an enumeration. MINI and NORMAL are supported to enforce Material Design standards
• cFillColor - this is the fill color of the FAB
• cStrokeColor - this is the stroke color of the FAB
• cStrokeWidth - this is the stroke width of the FAB
• cDrawable - this is the drawable of the FAB, centered.
• cElevationOffsetX - this is not currently supported
• cElevationOffsetY - this is not currently supported

###Screenshots