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Main repository containing all the example apps demonstrating features/functionality/integrations in android application development

NOTE: If you are going to download just a single example app (using the download link), make sure you follow the below procedure

1. Create a folder android-examples
2. Next download and add the dependencies.gradle to this android-examples folder
3. Now move the example app folder inside the android-examples folder

The reason this is required because each single app uses ext variables defined and referenced from dependencies.gradle file from the parent folder namely android-examples.

Example apps

1. ActivityLifecycle
2. AnimatedGradientBackground
3. AudioRecording
4. AutoCompleteTextview
5. BasicMVP
6. BoundServices
7. BottomSheet
8. BottomNavigationView
9. BroadcastReceiver
10. BuilderPattern
11. BuildVariants
12. CallsAndSMS
13. Camera2
14. ChangeThemeDuringRuntime
15. CheckIfPhoneOrTablet
16. CheckIfScreenLocked
17. ChromeCustomTabs
18. CollapsibleToolbar
19. CompileOnly
20. CustomBroadcastPermissions
21. CustomOnboardingIntro
22. CustomView
23. DataBinding
24. DebuggingWebViews
25. DepsManagementViaBuildSrc
26. Encryption
27. ExtractingColorFromBitmap
28. FingerprintAPI
29. Firebase
30. FirebaseCloudMessaging
31. GCMNetworkManager
32. GPSLocation
33. GestureDetection
34. GridView
35. HeadlessFragment
36. ImplementingEmoticons
37. IntentService
38. Intents
39. InterProcessService
40. JNI
41. JUnitTests
42. LifeCycleCompForLib
43. ListView
44. ListViewWithCustomAdapter
45. LoadHtmlIntoWebview
46. LocalBroadcastManager
47. MobileVisionAPI2ReadBarCodes
48. NavigationDrawer
49. Notification
50. OSSLicenseActivity
51. ParallaxHeaderListview
52. PopupMenu
53. ProductFlavors
54. QuickSettingsTile
55. RadioButton
56. RatingBar
57. ReadJSONFile
58. RecyclerView
59. RuntimePermissions
60. SQLite
61. SearchView
62. SearchViewInToolbar
63. Service
64. SharedElementTransitions
65. SimulateClick
66. SnackBar
67. SnapHelper
68. SpeechRecognition
69. SplashScreen
70. TabLayout
71. TextToSpeech
72. TranslucentStatusBar
73. UnitTestingWithRoboelectric
74. UsingAppintro
75. UsingArcMenu
76. UsingBottomNavigationBar
77. UsingButterKnife
78. UsingDBFlow
79. UsingDagger2
80. UsingEasyGCMlib
81. UsingFragmentsForResponsiveLayout
82. UsingFirebaseJobDispatcher
83. UsingFontAwesomeLib
84. UsingKotlin
85. UsingLitho
86. UsingMPChartsLib
87. UsingOpenNLP
88. UsingParceler
89. UsingPercentSupportLib
90. UsingPocketSphinxForVoiceRecognition
91. UsingRealmDB
92. UsingRetrofit2
93. UsingRobolectric
94. UsingRoomORM
95. UsingRxJava
96. UsingRxJava2
97. UsingStetho
98. UsingSugarORM
99. UsingTimberLogger
100. UsingAltBeaconLib
101. VectorDrawables
102. ViewPager
103. WebViewDialogueBox

Example apps from my android libraries

1. UsingEasyDeviceInfo
2. UsingSensey
3. UsingRecyclerViewHelper
4. UsingScreenshott
5. UsingStackedHorizontalProgressbar
6. UsingQREader
7. UsingPackageHunter
8. UsingAndroidUtils
9. UsingZentone
10. UsingOptimusHTTP
11. UsingShoutout

Pull Requests

I welcome and encourage all pull requests. It usually will take me within 24-48 hours to respond to any issue or request. Here are some basic rules to follow to ensure timely addition of your request:

1. Match coding style (braces, spacing, etc.) This is best achieved using Reformat Code feature of Android Studio CMD+Option+L on Mac and CTRL + ALT + L on Linux + Windows .

2. If its a feature, bugfix, or anything please only change code to what you specify.

3. Please keep PR titles easy to read and descriptive of changes, this will make them easier to merge :)

4. Pull requests must be made against develop branch. Any other branch (unless specified by the maintainers) will get rejected.

5. Check for existing issues first, before filing an issue.

6. Make sure you follow the set standard as all other projects in this repo do

   • Upgrade your gradle wrapper to the one all other apps are using. Use the below command at root of your project

     ./gradlew wrapper --gradle-version <version_name>
     

     i.e ./gradlew wrapper --gradle-version 4.0

   • Use ext variables as defined in dependencies.gradle, in your build.gradle files to make sure all apps are in sync with configurations and dependencies. Take a look here and here

   • Use the package name of the format github.nisrulz.sample.* where * is the example you are adding to the repo. I am trying to follow a set standard in the repo, please adhere to that.

7. Have fun!

Extra

Since the repo is pretty large now , I am sure a lot of you guys would like to download only some of the projects. To tackle that I came across this cool tool - Gitzip (All credits to the author, really cool work). To download a specific project

• Navigate to the specific project you want to download and copy the path from address bar.

  i.e https://github.com/nisrulz/android-examples/tree/master/ActivityLifecycle

• Next goto Gitzip

• Paste the path into the provided box and hit Download.

• Done now load the project into Android Studio as you would normally.

P.S. : I saw if you use Adblocker then Gitzip downloads an empty zip file, so disable Adblocker to get the correct zip file.

Created & Maintained By

Nishant Srivastava (@nisrulz)

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License

Copyright 2016 Nishant Srivastava

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

   http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
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