L-Dialogs

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A small library replicating the new dialogs in android L.

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Set Up (Android Studio):

Download the aar here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/uqey0k7m3g45ky4/app.aar

You can rename the aar and then place it in the libs directory of your project.

Go into your build.gradle and add the following:

dependencies {
    compile fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: ['*.jar'])
    compile 'uk.me.lewisdeane.ldialogs:RENAMED_FILE_NAME_HERE@aar'
}

repositories{
    flatDir{
        dirs 'libs'
    }
}

Usage

##Normal Dialogs

You should now be able to access the class CustomDialog from one of your java files.

To create a new CustomDialog simply call

CustomDialog customDialog = new CustomDialog(Context, Title, Content, PositiveText, NegativeText);
or
CustomDialog customDialog = new CustomDialog(Context);
or
CustomDialog customDialog = new CustomDialog(Context, Title, Content, PositiveText);

and then 

customDialog.show();

Method calls are also available

customDialog.setConfirmColour(String hex);
customDialog.setTitle(String title);
customDialog.setContent(String content);
customDialog.setConfirm(String confirm);
customDialog.setCancel(String cancel);

In order to set the click listeners for the two buttons the activity that created the CustomDialog must implement CustomDialog.ClickListener, and then use the methods

public void onConfirmClick(){
...
}

public void onCancelClick(){
...
}

##List Dialogs

You can access the class CustomListDialog in a similar fashion to previously.

To create a new list dialog simply call

CustomListDialog customListDialog = new CustomListDialog(Context context);
or
CustomListDialog customListDialog = new CustomListDialog(Context context, String title, ArrayList<String> items);
or
CustomListDialog customListDialog = new CustomListDialog(Context context, String title, String[] items);

and then

customListDialog.show();

Method calls are just as easy:

customListDialog.setTitle(String title);
customListDialog.setItems(ArrayList<String> items);
customListDialog.setItems(String[] items);
customListDialog.setCenterAligned(boolean isCentered);
customListDialog.setTitleColour(String hexColour);
customListDialog.setListItemColour(String hexColour);

In order to recieve the click events from the dialog, the activity that created the dialog must implement CustomListDialog.ListClickListener and then use the method:

public void onListItemSelected(int position, ArrayList<String> items, String item){
    // position is the position in list of selected item.
    // items is the list that is filling the dialog.
    // item is the selected item therefore item = items.get(position);
    
    // Do stuff here based on item click.
}

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This library will be updated often, enjoy!