Zero Dev Base Android

🏗 Development base library designed to expedite and streamline the Android app development process. This library offers various helper functions and components that you can use to accelerate your development.

Download

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Key Features

• ViewBinding : Say goodbye to the hassle of manually initializing setContentView – our library simplifies the process by providing seamless support for fragments, activities, and even bottom sheets.
• ViewExt : Unlock a treasure trove of extension functions for effortless Android development. From handling currency, dates, and ImageView, to supercharging EditText – our library offers an array of versatile tools to enhance your app-building experience.
• RxJava : Streamline your API response handling in ViewModel using our RxJava extensions. We've designed these features to effortlessly manage observables, making your asynchronous data management more intuitive and efficient.

Requirements

• Min API Level: 21

Including in your project

Gradle

Add the dependency below to your module's build.gradle file:

dependencies {
    implementation("com.github.akbarabdul80:DevBase-Android:version")
}

How to Use

Setup

Add the dependency below to your module's build.gradle file:

android {
  ..
  buildFeatures {
      viewBinding true
  }
}

ViewBinding

In ViewBinding we provide SpotsDialog and empty function for clean your code you just override this function

private fun onViewReady() {
    initUI()
    initData()
    initAction()
    initObserver()
}

protected open fun initData() {
    // Intended to be empty
}

protected open fun initUI() {
    // Intended to be empty
}

protected open fun initAction() {
    // Intended to be empty
}

protected open fun initObserver() {
    // Intended to be empty
}

ViewBinding Activity

You can use BaseActivity class with generic type ViewBinding

class MainActivity : BaseActivity<ActivityMainBinding>() {
    override fun initUI() { // Optional
        super.initUI()
    }

    override fun initData() { // Optional
        super.initData()
    }

    override fun initAction() { // Optional
        super.initAction()
    }

    override fun initObserver() { // Optional
        super.initObserver()
    }
}

ViewBinding Fragment

You can use BaseFragment class with generic type ViewBinding

class HomeFragment : BaseFragment<FragmentHomeBinding>() {
    override fun initUI() { // Optional
        super.initUI()
    }

    override fun initData() { // Optional
        super.initData()
    }

    override fun initAction() { // Optional
        super.initAction()
    }

    override fun initObserver() { // Optional
        super.initObserver()
    }
}

ViewBinding Fragment

You can use BaseBottomSheetFragment class with generic type ViewBinding

class BottomPaymentFragment : BaseBottomSheetFragment<FragmentBottomPayment>() {
    override fun initUI() { // Optional
        super.initUI()
    }

    override fun initData() { // Optional
        super.initData()
    }

    override fun initAction() { // Optional
        super.initAction()
    }

    override fun initObserver() { // Optional
        super.initObserver()
    }
}

RXJava Retrofit

Response Base

You can use default response base with this DevResponse

Data Class (You don't need to create this data class)

data class DevResponse<T>(
    @SerializedName("sukses") val success: Int?,
    @SerializedName("pesan") val message: String?,
    @SerializedName("received") val data: T?
)

API Endpoint

@FormUrlEncoded
@POST("api/")
fun login(
    @Field("username") username: String,
    @Field("password") password: String
): Single<DevResponse<List<DataUser>>>

RxJava

// for init state
fun Single<*>.observe(state: MutableLiveData<DevStateDynamic>){}

// for observer
inline fun <reified T> MutableLiveData<DevStateDynamic>.observer()

Make generic Response Base

You can custom your response base with your SerializedName GSON, just create new data class like below

Data Class

data class DevResponseDynamicExample<T>(
    @SerializedName("success")
    override val success: Int?,
    @SerializedName("message")
    override val message: String?,
    @SerializedName("data")
    override val data: T?
) : DevResponseDynamicInterface<T>

API Endpoint

@FormUrlEncoded
@POST("api/")
fun login(
    @Field("username") username: String,
    @Field("password") password: String
): Single<DevResponseDynamicExample<List<DataUser>>>

RxJava

// for init state
fun Single<*>.observeDynamic(state: MutableLiveData<DevStateDynamic>){}

// for observer
inline fun <reified T> MutableLiveData<DevStateDynamic>.observerDynamic()