AndroidDrawerSheet

Google calls it navigation drawer or bottom sheet: This drawer sheet can be opened from the left, right, top, and bottom and is displayed on top of the rest of the content.

Screenshots

Code Example

In your layout xml file:

<RelativeLayout...>
...content that's outside of the drawer...
<de.mxapplications.androiddrawersheet.AndroidDrawerSheet
        android:layout_width="400dp"
        android:layout_height="match_parent"
        app:drawerOffset="48dp"
        app:drawerAlignment="right"
        android:id="@+id/right_drawer">
        ...content that's inside the drawer...
    </de.mxapplications.androiddrawersheet.AndroidDrawerSheet>
</RelativeLayout>

Important: The AndroidDrawerSheet has to be inside of a RelativeLayout!!!

Installation

###1. Gradle dependency (JCenter) Add the following to your build.gradle:

compile 'com.github.sebdomdev:android-drawer-sheet:1.0'

###2. Maven dependency (JCenter) Add the following to your pom.xml:

<dependency> <groupId>com.github.sebdomdev</groupId> <artifactId>android-drawer-sheet</artifactId> <version>1.0</version> <type>pom</type> </dependency>

Optional Settings

####In your layout xml file:

Set the alignment of the drawer which is on of top, bottom, left, or right:

app:drawerAlignment="right"

Set the offset in pixels. The offset determines how much of the drawer is visible when the drawer is closed:

app:drawerOffset="48dp"

Set if the is offset is visible or not. If it is visible, the drawer is partially visible even when closed. How much the drawer is visible depends on the offset (see setOffset(int)). If the offset is invisible, the drawer can still be dragged to open but it is not visible when closed:

app:drawerOffsetInvisible="true"

Set the minimum closing size in dp. This size determines how far the drawer has to be closed by the user, before it completely closes when the user releases it:

app:minimumClosingSize="200dp"

Set the minimum opening size in dp. This size determines how far the drawer has to be opened by the user, before it completely opens when the user releases it:

app:minimumOpeningSize="200dp"

Set sticky drag enabled or disabled. If sticky drag is enabled, the drawer will close completely, if the user releases the drawer after dragging it and the drawer is less then half open. The drawer will open completely, if the user releases the drawer after dragging it and the drawer is more then half open. If stick drag is enabled, minimum closing size and minimum opening size are ignored:

app:stickyDrag="true"

####In your code:

AndroidDrawerSheet rightDrawerSheet = (AndroidDrawerSheet)findViewById(R.id.right_drawer);

//Open the drawer.
rightDrawerSheet.openDrawer();

//Close the drawer.
rightDrawerSheet.closeDrawer();

//Toogle the drawer, i.e. open it if it's closed and close it if it's open
rightDrawerSheet.toggleDrawer();

//Set the alignment of the drawer which is on of ALIGNMENT_TOP, ALIGNMENT_LEFT, ALIGNMENT_RIGHT, or ALIGNMENT_BOTTOM.
rightDrawerSheet.setAlignment(AndroidDrawerSheet.ALIGNMENT_RIGHT);

//Set the offset in pixels. The offset determines how much of the drawer is visible when the drawer is closed.
rightDrawerSheet.setOffset(200);

//Set if the is offset is visible or not. If it is visible, the drawer is partially visible even when closed.
//How much the drawer is visible depends on the offset (see setOffset(int)).
//If the offset is invisible, the drawer can still be dragged to open but it is not visible when closed.
rightDrawerSheet.setInvisibleOffset(true);

//Set the minimum closing size in pixels. This size determines how far the drawer has to be closed by the user, before it completely closes when the user releases it.
rightDrawerSheet.setMinimumClosingSize(200);

//Set the minimum opening size in pixels. This size determines how far the drawer has to be opened by the user, before it completely opens when the user releases it.
rightDrawerSheet.setMinimumOpeningSize(200);

//Set sticky drag enabled or disabled. If sticky drag is enabled, the drawer will close completely, if the user releases the drawer after dragging it and the drawer is less then half open.
//The drawer will open completely, if the user releases the drawer after dragging it and the drawer is more then half open.
//If stick drag is enabled, minimum closing size and minimum opening size are ignored.
rightDrawerSheet.setStickyDrag(true);

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2016 Sebastian Dombrowski

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