TutorialView is a simple library designed to help you create a simple JellyBean styled walkthrough for your Android app. It uses Android's DialogFragment class to create a simple view to highlight the best, or perhaps less intuitive parts of your app.
Download the project, import it into Eclipse. Right click your project in the package explorer, hit properties, navigate to the Android tab, and import the TutorialView class in the Library pane.
If you haven't already, import android's support v4 library, and make sure you're using a FragmentActivity rather than an Activity
(in whichever activities you'd like to display the tutorial of course).
Create a TutorialView by using the Tutorial View's Builder class.
// Instantiate a new tutorial view builder
TutorialView.Builder someTutorial = new TutorialView.Builder(someFragmentActivity);
// Customize the tutorial
someTutorial.setTarget((View) someViewWithAnId).setTitle("This is a Title").setMessage(R.string.someStringId).setButtonText("OK").setColorTheme(Color.RED);
// Either create a TutorialView instance or call `showTutorial()` after calling `build()` on the builder instance
someTutorial.build().showTutorial(someFragmentActivity);
If you'd like multiple tutorials to show one after the other, make use of the TutorialViewHandler
class as shown.
TutorialViewHandler tutorialHandler = new TutorialViewHandler(MainActivity.this);
TutorialView.Builder tutorialOne = new TutorialView.Builder(MainActivity.this);
tutorialOne.setActivityDim(150)
.setTarget((View) button1)
.setTitle("hey")
.setMessage("message")
.setBackToastText("toastTest")
.setOnTutorialDismissedListener(new OnTutorialDismissedListener() {
@Override
public void onTutorialDismissed(boolean backExited) {
Toast.makeText(MainActivity.this, "Toast", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
}
});
tutorialHandler.add(tutorialOne.build());
TutorialView.Builder tutorialTwo = new TutorialView.Builder(MainActivity.this);
tutorialTwo.setActivityDim(150)
.setTarget((View) button2)
.setDelay(1000)
.setTitle(R.string.tutview__default_title)
.setMessage(R.string.tutview__default_message)
.setBackToastText(R.string.tutview__toast_text)
.setButtonGravity(Gravity.BOTTOM | Gravity.LEFT)
.setOnTutorialDismissedListener(new OnTutorialDismissedListener() {
@Override
public void onTutorialDismissed(boolean backExited) {
Toast.makeText(MainActivity.this, R.string.tutview__toast_text, Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
}
});
tutorialHandler.add(tutorialTwo.build());
tutorialHandler.showAllInOrder();
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