README.md

KKialog

中文版

KKDialog is a bottom dialog layout implemented with DialogFragment，And supports pop-up animation, support any layout

Import

Maven

<dependency>
  <groupId>me.obamakang</groupId>
  <artifactId>kkdialog</artifactId>
  <version>1.1.9</version>
  <type>pom</type>
</dependency>

or Gradle

compile 'obamakang:kkdialog:1.1.9'

Uasge

You can use KKDialog in two different ways ：

1.Use directly KKDialog

A simple three lines of code can be done:

KKDialog.create(getSupportFragmentManager())
                .setLayoutRes(R.layout.dialog_layout)      // dialog layout
                .show();

Of course, you can also make simple settings:

KKDialog.create(getSupportFragmentManager())
                .setViewListener(new KKDialog.ViewListener() {    
                    @Override
                    public void bindView(View v) {
                        // // You can do any of the necessary the operation with the view
                    }
                })
                .setLayoutRes(R.layout.dialog_layout)  
                .setDimAmount(0.1f)            // Dialog window dim amount(can change window background color）, range：0 to 1，default is : 0.2f
                .setCancelOutside(false)     // click the external area whether is closed, default is : true
                .setTag("KKDialog")     // setting the DialogFragment tag
                .show();

So Easy！

2.or extends BaseKKDialog to use

First of all, according to your needs to define a class，extends BaseKKDialog，For example below ShareKKDialog

public class ShareKKDialog extends BaseKKDialog{

    @Override
    public int getLayoutRes() {
        return R.layout.dialog_layout;
    }

    @Override
    public void bindView(View v) {
        // do any thing you want
    }
}

So simple, only two abstract methods needed to achieve, the rest is to add your logic. Of course, you can also rewrite some of the necessary methods to meet your needs, You can manipulate this Dialog as you would a Fragment

int getHeight()                 // return your KKDialog height

float getDimAmount()            // set dialog dim amount（can change window background color）, default is 0.2f

boolean getCancelOutside()      // click the external area whether is closed, default is : true

String getFragmentTag()         // set dialogFragment tag

The rest is use it：

    ShareKKDialog dialog = new ShareKKDialog();
    dialog.show(getFragmentManager());

That is all！

Issue

If you are in the process of using, encountered any problems, welcome to put forward issue

License

Copyright 2018 obamakang

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