fragstack

Memory efficient android library for managing individual fragment backstack.

Description

An Easy to use library for managing individual fragment back stack as Instagram and Youtube does. Easily pluggable with client code, not much code change needed.

To implement, client needs to implement StackableFragment of com.fragstack.contracts package on all fragments who wants to have their own backstack. Client needs to provide a unique name in getFragmentName() method.

Programming language: Java

Tags: Navigation     Bottom Tab     Tabs     Android-library     Fragment    

Latest version: v2.0.0

README

fragstack : Android library for managing individual fragment backstack.

An Easy to use library for managing individual fragment back stack as Instagram and Youtube does. Easily pluggable with client code, not much code change needed.

To implement, client needs to implement StackableFragment of com.fragstack.contracts package on all fragments who wants to have their own backstack. Client needs to provide a unique name in getFragmentName() method.

Example :

Download via gradle

Step 1. Add the specific repository to your build file:

repositories {
    maven {
        url "https://jitpack.io"
    }
}

Step 2. Add the dependency in your build file (do not forget to specify the correct qualifier, usually "aar"):

dependencies {
    compile 'com.github.abhishesh-srivastava:fragstack:' + $latest.version
}

Integration with BottomBar

If there are 4 tabs in BottomBar and each tab corresponds to different fragment and want to have individual stacks. Client should implement StackableFragment and provide implementation for getFragmentName() and onFragmentScroll() method.

Initialization inside onCreate() method of activity

mFragmentController = new FragmentController(getSupportFragmentManager(), R.id.frame_container, savedInstanceState, null);

here R.id.frame_container corresponds to id's on which fragments view are added/replaced.

To display a fragment, call

    FragmentTransactionOptions fragmentTransactionOptions = new FragmentTransactionOptions.Builder()
                .setCustomAnimations(android.R.anim.fade_in, android.R.anim.fade_out).build();
    mFragmentController.displayFragment(fragment, fragmentTransactionOptions); // its not necessary to provide FragmentTransactionOptions, pass null if animation, transition or shared element animations are not required

Back Press Handling :

public void onBackPressed() {
    if (!mFragmentController.popBackStackImmediate())
        super.onBackPressed();
}