CheckableView is a redesigned checkbox with more interactive components that make it extraordinary. Custom animation, colors, customization, make this a must have component in your arsenal. It is highly configurable and works for both phone and tablet. CheckableView is only available for API levels 15+, however, you may fork/clone and modify this. See below for usage and examples. If you have any questions, issues, or want to contribute, please submit an issue or Pull Request, or you may contact me.
See a short video of this control here:
// CheckableView Sample.
// See Sample Module for additional customization as well as multiple examples.
<com.github.gfranks.checkable.view.CheckableView
android:id="@+id/checkable_view"
android:layout_width="125dp"
android:layout_height="100dp"
app:cv_checkedImage="@drawable/checked_image"
app:cv_checkedColor="@color/blue"
app:cv_normalImage="@drawable/normal_image"
app:cv_normalColor="@color/gray_light"
app:cv_borderColor="@color/gray"
app:cv_borderWidth="3"
app:cv_normalBackgroundColor="@color/gray"
app:cv_checkedBackgroundColor="@color/white"
app:cv_isChecked="true" />
Want to have a group of CheckableViews? Use a CheckableGroup! CheckableGroup is a LinearLayout and defaults to HORIZONTAL Orientation and allows only a single CheckableView to be checked and will handle the states of the other CheckableViews. This layout, will take any type of children and will find the CheckableViews residing in this layout. No need to worry about handling anything yourself.
NOTE: CheckableGroup has it's own OnCheckedChangeListener you may set to receive checked state changes for it's CheckableViews
// To retrieve the current checked CheckableView or it's position, you may call
// getCheckedCheckableViewPosition() or getCheckedCheckableView() on the CheckableGroup object instance
<com.github.gfranks.checkable.view.CheckableGroup
android:layout_width="match_parent"
android:layout_height="match_parent">
<com.github.gfranks.checkable.view.CheckableView
android:id="@+id/checkable_view_1"
android:layout_width="125dp"
android:layout_height="100dp"
app:cv_checkedImage="@drawable/checked_image"
app:cv_checkedColor="@color/blue"
app:cv_normalImage="@drawable/normal_image"
app:cv_normalColor="@color/gray_light"
app:cv_borderColor="@color/gray"
app:cv_borderWidth="3"
app:cv_normalBackgroundColor="@color/gray"
app:cv_checkedBackgroundColor="@color/white"
app:cv_isChecked="true" />
<com.github.gfranks.checkable.view.CheckableView
android:id="@+id/checkable_view_2"
android:layout_width="125dp"
android:layout_height="100dp"
app:cv_checkedImage="@drawable/checked_image"
app:cv_checkedColor="@color/blue"
app:cv_normalImage="@drawable/normal_image"
app:cv_normalColor="@color/gray_light"
app:cv_borderColor="@color/gray"
app:cv_borderWidth="3"
app:cv_normalBackgroundColor="@color/gray"
app:cv_checkedBackgroundColor="@color/white" />
</com.github.gfranks.checkable.view.CheckableGroup>
cv_checkedImage
Resource Id of the checked image to be setcv_normalImage
Resource Id of the normal image to be setcv_checkedColor
Color used to set the color filter on the checked image viewcv_normalColor
Color used to set the color filter on the normal image viewcv_label
String used as the CheckableViews label (Optional)cv_labelTextColor
Color used as the label text color of the CheckableView (Optional)cv_borderColor
Color used as the border color of the CheckableViewcv_borderWidth
Width of the border of the CheckableViewcv_borderRadius
Radius to be used to define the corners of the border of the CheckableViewcv_normalBackgroundColor
Color used as the background when the state is uncheckedcv_checkedBackgroundColor
Color used as the background when the state is checkedcv_animationDuration
Duration used for all animationcv_checkmarkColor
Color of the checkmark used in the checked overlaycv_checkmarkPosition
Enum (CheckPosition) to determine where the checkmark is to be drawn (Defaults to topRight)cv_isChecked
The checked state of the CheckableView
###OnCheckedChangeListener
void onCheckedChanged(CheckableView checkableView, boolean isChecked);
- Simply copy the source/resource files from the library folder into your project.
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Follow these steps to include aar binary in your project:
1: Copy com.github.gfranks.checkable.view-1.1.aar into your projects libs/ directory.
2: Include the following either in your top level build.gradle file or your module specific one:
repositories { flatDir { dirs 'libs' } }
3: Under your dependencies for your main module's build.gradle file, you can reference that aar file like so:
compile 'com.github.gfranks.checkable.view:com.github.gfranks.checkable.view-1.1@aar'
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