NOTE: This fork of Jolicode's Alloy-PullToRefresh widget is basically the same thing with an attempt at a slightly simplified API, refer to the commits. A demo of this is available at cornflakesuperstar Alloy-PullToRefresh-Example

Alloy PullToRefresh

Description

The Titanium Alloy PullToRefresh widget allows to refresh the page with a pull down when using a ListView and TableView. Available for iOS and Android, without any dependencie. For iOS we use the native refreshControl, and for Android it's a custom pull to refresh. The header pull view is personalizable and can be in multiples languages.

Demo

Overview

Installation

Manual install

1. Download this widget and put it in the folder app/widgets

2. Declare the depedency in the app/config.json file:

    "dependencies": {
    	"com.jolicode.pullToRefresh": "1.0"
    }
   

Gittio install

You can use the gitTio CLI

	$ gittio install com.jolicode.pullToRefresh

Configuration

In your principal controller:

• In the xml file, where there will be your listView/tableView put this code:

    <Widget src="com.jolicode.pullToRefresh" id="pulltorefresh"/>
  

• In the initialization of the js file put this code:

    $.pulltorefresh.initialize({
        arguments: {},
    	controller: 'homepage/listView',
    });
  

  This is the minimal code you have to implement.

  Option	Signification
  controller	Emplacement of the controller of your ListView/TableView

  But you can add these parameters :

  • iosRefreshControl[Optional], that represents several properties of the native refresh control, that is specific to iOS's devices:

    Option	Signification	Type	Default	Documentation
    tintColor	Color of the refreshControl	String	black	Ti.UI.RefreshControl
    title	Attributes of the title	AttributedString	none	Ti.UI.iOS.AttributedString

  • headerPullView[Optional], that represents several properties specifics to Android's devices:

    Option	Signification	Type	Default
    view
    size	size of the view	Number/String	60
    backgroundColor	background color of the view	String	"FFF"
    border
    height	height of the border	Number/String	2
    backgroundColor	background color of the border	String	"black"
    arrow
    backgroundImage	path to your arrow image	String	WPATH("/image/arrow.png")
    bottom	margin bottom up to the border	Number/String	7
    height	height of the arrow	Number/String	45
    left	margin left of the arrow	Number/String	35
    width	width of the arrow	Number/String	11
    indicator
    bottom	margin bottom of the refresh indicator	Number/String	"auto"
    left	margin left of the refresh indicator	Number/String	"auto"
    right	margin right of the refresh indicator	Number/String	"auto"
    top	margin top of the refresh indicator	Number/String	0
    status
    bottom	margin bottom of the label	Number/String	30
    color	color of the label	String	"black"
    height	height of the label	Number/String	"auto"
    font	font of the label	Font	{ fontSize: 12, fontWeight: "bold" }
    textAlign	text alignment of the label	String/Number	"center"
    width	width of the label	Number/String	200
    lastUpdate
    bottom	margin bottom of the label	Number/String	15
    color	color of the label	String	"black"
    height	height of the label	Number/String	"auto"
    font	font of the label	Font	{ fontSize: 12 }
    textAlign	text alignment of the label	String/Number	"center"
    width	width of the label	Number/String	200

• In the jsfile of your listView/tableView:

  • In the initialization of the file put this code:

      if (args.pulltorefresh) {
     		args.pulltorefresh.setCallback(api.doRefresh);
      }
    

  • In the function where you update your view you have to put this code:

      if (args.pulltorefresh && data) {
     		args.pulltorefresh.stop(data.length * 240, 20);
      }
    

    The first argument is the length of one item of your listView/tableView.

    The second argument [Optional] is the subtraction of the size of the header by the size of the navbar, if you don't have any navbar don't indicate this argument.

  • Add this function:

      doRefresh: function(e) {
      	// Call your update function
      },
    

Internationalization

This widget can be in multiples languages, that's there are 4 keys you have to indicate the string phrases :

1. loading
2. release_to_update
3. pull_to_reload
4. updated_at

You can for example put this code in your /i18n/en/string.xml file:

<string name="loading">Loading</string>
<string name="release_to_update">Release to update</string>
<string name="pull_to_reload">Pull to reload</string>
<string name="updated_at">Update at</string>

You can find the same example in french in the widget file i18n/fr/string.xml-dist.

For more info in internationalization and i18n look the documentation.

Example

You can find an example in the folder example.

Changelog

1.2 _ 2014-07-31

• add arguments to controller

1.0 _ 2014-03-25

• initial release of the widget

Wishlist

Works also with ScrollView

The native ios RefreshControl don't work for ScrollView (see the doc).

Therefore maybe we can use instead of it the headerpullview used for Android. Surently in the next version if a kind dev can do it ?