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StikkyHeader
This is a very simple library for Android that allows you to stick an header to a ListView and easily apply animation to it
Usage
To use the StikkyHeader library, you just need 3 lines:
StikkyHeaderBuilder.stickTo(mListView)
.setHeader(R.id.header, containerLayout)
.minHeightHeader(250)
.build();
that's all, folks!
Header Animator
Using the StikkyHeader you can create easly some nice animations extending the HeaderStikkyAnimator
and using the utility AnimatorBuilder
.
The animations available are Translation
, Scale
and Fade
and can be combined to build an animation during the translation of the StikkyHeader.
Example:
public class IconAnimator extends HeaderStikkyAnimator {
@Override
public AnimatorBuilder getAnimatorBuilder() {
View viewToAnimate = getHeader().findViewById(R.id.icon);
Point point = new Point(50,100) // translate to the point with coordinate (50,100);
float scaleX = 0.5f //scale to the 50%
float scaleY = 0.5f //scale to the 50%
float fade = 0.2f // 20% fade
AnimatorBuilder animatorBuilder = AnimatorBuilder.create()
.applyScale(viewToAnimate, scaleX, scaleY)
.applyTranslation(viewToAnimate, point)
.applyFade(viewToAnimate, fade);
return animatorBuilder;
}
}
and then set the animator to the StikkyHeader:
StikkyHeaderBuilder.stickTo(mListView)
.setHeader(R.id.header, containerLayout)
.minHeightHeader(250)
.animator(new IconAnimator())
.build();
ViewGroups supported
The StikkyHeader supports:
- ListView
- RecyclerView
- ScrollView
How to integrate
Grab via Gradle:
repositories {
maven { url "https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots/" }
}
dependencies {
compile 'com.github.carlonzo.stikkyheader:core:0.0.3-SNAPSHOT'
}
or via Maven:
<dependency>
<groupId>com.github.carlonzo.stikkyheader</groupId>
<artifactId>core</artifactId>
<version>0.0.3-SNAPSHOT</version>
</dependency>
Video
Demo
here the link to the emulator to try few examples.