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README
DEPRECATED
Android-UndoBar is deprecated. No more development will be taking place.
Use Google's Snackbar instead.
Android - UndoBar
As seen in Google's Gmail app.
- Simple Builder pattern
- Includes three styles (incl. Material Design Snackbar)
- Supports API Level >= 8 (using nineoldandroids)
- I18N (about ~100 languages)
Screenshots
- pre KitKat
- KitKat
- Lollipop and later
Usage
- It's as simple as:
new UndoBar.Builder(this)//
.setMessage("X items deleted.")//
.setListener(this)//
.show();
- You can also explicitly use one of the styles shown above. This is useful, for example, if you want to show a consistent Material Design style across all API levels. By default, it uses the style of the device's current API level. Here's an example:
new UndoBar.Builder(this)//
.setMessage("X items deleted.")//
.setListener(this)//
.setStyle(UndoBar.Style.LOLLIPOP)//
.show();
Example
Check out the sample project for an example implementation.
Download
Grab it via Gradle:
For API Level >= 15:
compile 'com.github.jenzz.undobar:library:1.3:api15Release@aar'
For API Level < 15 (includes nineoldandroids):
compile 'com.github.jenzz.undobar:library:1.3:api8Release@aar'
Still using Eclipse? Check out the master_eclipse branch and import it as a library project. Note that the Eclipse implementation is v1.1 only and won't receive any future updates.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the Android-UndoBar README section above
are relevant to that project's source code only.