Twoway-view is a Java library for Android list UI development designed to simplify the creation of custom list and grid interfaces. It focuses on reducing repetitive boilerplate code when building complex item arrangements and custom layouts. The project provides tools for custom layout manager design and sequence layout management, allowing for precise structural positioning of items. It includes mechanisms for list layout simplification and the rendering of custom user interface layouts. The library covers a broad range of list capabilities, including item decoration management for visual
StickyListHeaders is an Android sticky header library and RecyclerView extension. It serves as a user interface component for organizing large datasets into categorized sections using headers that pin to the top of the screen during scrolling. The library provides functionality for creating sticky section headers and expandable list sections, allowing grouped sub-items to be collapsed or expanded to simplify navigation. The implementation covers viewport coordinate mapping, z-index management for visual layering, and scroll-position-based pinning. It includes mechanisms for tracking header t
cardslib is an Android UI component library and card layout framework. It provides a set of specialized adapters and views designed as an extension for high-performance card rendering within recycling lists. The library distinguishes itself through a reorderable list implementation that supports drag-and-drop item rearrangement and nested content hierarchies. It also includes an interaction system for managing directional swipe constraints and a customizable undo action notification bar. The framework covers a broad range of card-based interface capabilities, including the composition of vis
FlowLayout is a custom Android view widget designed to wrap child elements across multiple lines. It functions as an adapter-based layout that populates and updates flowing content from a data source, specifically for displaying collections of tags or chips. The component includes a tag selection system that supports single or multiple selection modes with configurable limits. It manages user interactions through tag click handling and includes a state manager to persist selection indices across activity reconstruction and screen rotations. The library provides capabilities for dynamic data