##FontLoader

An easy to use Roboto font loader for Android. Easily apply typefaces to TextView or its subclasses, or just easily load a typeface into memory.

There is also a Span for creating spannable strings with this typeface loader system called TypefaceSpan

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Types

Types are string constants used to identify which Roboto typeface you are trying to load and are formated to be as intuitive and easy as possible. Here are all the Types available to you in the Types.java class:

public class Types {

    /**
     * Roboto Types
     */

    public static final String ROBOTO_BLACK = "roboto-black";
    public static final String ROBOTO_BLACK_ITALIC = "roboto-black-italic";
    public static final String ROBOTO_BOLD = "roboto-bold";
    public static final String ROBOTO_BOLD_ITALIC = "roboto-bold-italic";
    public static final String ROBOTO_ITALIC = "roboto-italic";
    public static final String ROBOTO_LIGHT = "roboto-light";
    public static final String ROBOTO_LIGHT_ITALIC = "roboto-light-italic";
    public static final String ROBOTO_MEDIUM = "roboto-medium";
    public static final String ROBOTO_MEDIUM_ITALIC = "roboto-medium-italic";
    public static final String ROBOTO_REGULAR = "roboto-regular";
    public static final String ROBOTO_THIN = "roboto-thin";
    public static final String ROBOTO_THIN_ITALIC = "roboto-thin-italic";

    /**
     * Roboto Condensed Types
     */

    public static final String CONDENSED_BOLD = "condensed-bold";
    public static final String CONDENSED_BOLD_ITALIC = "condensed-bold-italic";
    public static final String CONDENSED_ITALIC = "condensed-italic";
    public static final String CONDENSED_LIGHT = "condensed-light";
    public static final String CONDENSED_LIGHT_ITALIC = "condensed-light-italic";
    public static final String CONDENSED_REGULAR = "condensed-regular";

}

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Usage

Here are some example usages of the library.

TextView title = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.title);

FontLoader.applyTypeface(title, "roboto-bold");

// Or...

FontLoader.applyTypeface(title, Types.ROBOTO_BOLD);

Or by applying to a view in layout without having to 'find' it

View parent = LayoutInflater.from(this).inflate(R.layout.something);

FontLoader.applyTypeface(parent, R.id.subtitle, "roboto-light");

// Or

FontLoader.applyTypeface(parent, R.id.subtitle, Types.ROBOTO_LIGHT);

// Or

FontLoader.applyTypeface(this, R.id.subtitle, Types.ROBOTO_LIGHT);

Or just get the Typeface directly

Typeface robotoRegular = FontLoader.getTypeface(this, Types.ROBOTO_REGULAR);

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TODO

• Add support to apply a typeface to an entire layout
• Add support to easily apply typeface to actionbar
• Add more static convienence functions

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Importing

compile 'co.52inc:fontloader:+'

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Author

• Drew Heavner (r0adkll) @ 52inc

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License

Copyright (c) 2014 52inc

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