Projects sharing features with Cardslib

SwipeRecyclerView is an Android library that extends the standard RecyclerView with swipeable action menus, drag-and-drop item reordering, and swipe-to-delete gesture detection. It provides a complete set of interactive list behaviors that let users reveal contextual buttons by swiping list items left or right, rearrange items by long-pressing and dragging them to new positions, and remove items with a horizontal swipe gesture that automatically updates the underlying data model. The library distinguishes itself by combining multiple interaction patterns into a single, cohesive component. It

This is a library for Android RecyclerView that pins section headers to the top of a scrolling list to maintain navigation context in grouped datasets. It serves as a reusable interface component that adds persistent overlays and visual grouping to native Android list views. The component functions as a view-recycling layout decorator, reusing view holders to render sticky headers to minimize memory overhead. It includes a layout tool for touch event interception, allowing for click listeners and interactive behaviors on pinned section headers. The library covers rendering logic for fixing s

This project is a drag-and-drop UI library and a Vue 3 component for implementing sortable lists and state-synced interfaces. It acts as a wrapper for the Sortable.js library, providing a state-synced list component that automatically updates the underlying data array when items are reordered or moved. The library supports nested draggable interfaces and hierarchical data organization, allowing draggable containers to be nested inside other movable items to create multi-level structures. It also enables multi-column data transfer, allowing elements to be moved or cloned between different drag

Sortable is a framework-agnostic JavaScript library for creating reorderable lists through drag and drop interactions. It functions as a reorderable list manager that allows users to rearrange DOM elements using pointer interactions on modern browsers and touch devices. The library enables the transfer or cloning of items between different lists using shared group identifiers. It supports complex organizational structures, including nested reorderable lists for managing hierarchical data across different levels. Its capabilities cover the animation of element movements and the configuration

Groupie is an Android list framework and data-driven UI mapper designed to organize complex list content and nested sections. It functions as a RecyclerView layout manager and grouping library that binds model objects to specific layouts while automating item changes. The library distinguishes itself by organizing related list items into manageable groups and expandable sections. It treats nested items as single units to simplify the management of complex, sectioned layouts and reduces the repetitive code required to connect data models to views. The framework covers broad capabilities inclu

ViewPagerIndicator is a set of reusable Android UI components designed to synchronize visual paging indicators with paginated view containers. It provides widgets that track a ViewPager to display the current page position and total page count. The project enables the customization of these indicators through themes, XML layout attributes, and direct method calls to align the visual appearance with an application's design. These components handle the dynamic generation of view elements based on page count and use scroll-position interpolation to animate transitions between active indicators.

BoomMenu is an Android radial menu library and UI animation framework designed to create expandable floating action buttons. It provides a set of programmable custom view components that reveal submenu items in radial, horizontal, or vertical patterns using 3D transformations. The library distinguishes itself through a 3D-transformation animation engine that utilizes non-linear easing, scaling, and rotation to create depth during menu expansion. It includes specialized layout patterns for share-style menus and a coordinate-based mapping system for precise item displacement. The framework cov

This repository is a collection of reference implementations and galleries demonstrating best practices for the Android View system. It provides a set of practical examples for building user interfaces, including a component gallery and implementation guides for layouts, list performance, and motion design. The project distinguishes itself through detailed samples for coordinating layout animations and transition effects. It includes specialized demonstrations for complex motion animations using keyframes and interpolation, as well as a visualization tool for animation interpolation curves to

Dragula is a JavaScript drag and drop library and DOM element manipulator used to move and reorder HTML elements between multiple containers. It functions as a UI interaction framework and event manager that tracks drag lifecycles to facilitate the movement of elements within a web browser interface. The library distinguishes itself through configurable constraint validation, allowing developers to define which elements are draggable and which containers are permitted drop targets. It supports specialized interaction patterns such as element cloning, the use of specific drag handles to restri

MaterialDrawer is a navigation drawer library and side menu framework for Android applications. It provides a Material Design UI component that implements a sliding side menu to manage user movement between different sections of a mobile application. The framework supports the organization of complex navigation lists, including the use of expandable sections, sticky headers, and badges. It includes tools for building personalized interfaces, such as user profile displays and headers. The library handles navigation through item management, event handling via listeners, and state-driven UI upd

Epoxy is an Android library for building complex RecyclerView screens using a model-driven approach. It generates RecyclerView adapter models at compile time from annotated custom views, data binding layouts, or view holders, eliminating the manual boilerplate typically associated with view holders and adapters. The library provides a diffing engine that automatically compares model lists and applies minimal updates with animations for insertions, removals, and moves. The library distinguishes itself through its controller-based model building, where a controller class with a buildModels meth

Litho is an Android declarative UI framework and component library used to build user interfaces through a declarative API and immutable state. It functions as an asynchronous layout engine that maps components to a structured view hierarchy to automate view updates. The framework optimizes rendering performance by computing element positions on background threads to prevent blocking the main UI thread. It further improves efficiency by flattening nested view hierarchies and caching layout results. The system includes capabilities for state reconciliation, component recycling, and the render

LayoutManagerGroup is a library of custom layout managers for Android RecyclerViews. It serves as a custom list layout engine and a set of UI components designed to control how items are positioned and scrolled within a mobile interface. The project provides a mechanism for defining non-standard item placements and scrolling behaviors. It allows for the creation of specialized grid and list arrangements that deviate from standard layouts to achieve specific visual configurations. The engine handles the spatial positioning of items through coordinate-based placement and orientation-aware logi

XRecyclerView is an Android list component and extension library that adds pull-to-refresh and infinite scrolling behaviors to a standard RecyclerView. It serves as a scrollable mobile UI element designed to manage data-driven lists with support for dynamic headers and footers. The library provides a gesture-based interface for triggering content reloading via a pull-to-refresh widget and implements a mechanism for triggering data fetch callbacks when a user reaches the bottom of a list to enable infinite scrolling. It further supports dynamic list header management and the implementation of

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

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

This library provides a set of directives for building sortable, hierarchical user interfaces within the Angular framework. It leverages the native HTML5 drag-and-drop API to enable direct manipulation of data objects, allowing users to reorder items and manage complex list structures through intuitive browser interactions. The project distinguishes itself by supporting nested data visualization, enabling the creation of tree structures that maintain their hierarchy during drag-and-drop operations. It offers granular control over these interactions through custom drag handles, which restrict

Android-ZBLibrary is a mobile framework providing core primitives for Android development, including a Model-View-Presenter framework for structural architecture, a network request wrapper, and a local data persistence layer. It also includes a library of reusable interface elements and a background task manager to maintain user interface responsiveness. The framework decouples business logic from user interfaces through its MVP implementation and manages external service integration via tools for HTTP communication, JSON processing, and response caching. The library covers a broad set of ca

XUI is a native Android UI framework and component library designed for building application interfaces. It provides a comprehensive suite of native layouts, input fields, and navigation elements, supported by a tiered theme management system for defining global visual attributes and responsive styles. The framework distinguishes itself through a specialized set of custom views and interaction toolkits, including high-performance calendars, data visualization rendering, and a variety of stylized buttons with integrated timers and visual effects. It also includes integrated media processing ca

AndroidSwipeLayout is an Android UI library and custom view framework that enables the creation of layouts that reveal hidden action buttons when a user performs a swipe gesture. It functions as a gesture-based UI component that triggers callbacks based on the real-time position of the swipe. The framework is designed to support complex interaction patterns, specifically allowing for the nesting of multiple swipeable components within one another. The library covers mobile gesture interaction and custom view orchestration, providing tools to track swipe states and synchronize UI changes duri

Android-Bootstrap is a framework for Android application design that implements the Bootstrap design language and layout principles. It consists of a UI component library, a brand theme engine, and an icon integration toolkit to build mobile interfaces with a consistent visual theme. The framework utilizes a customizable interface to define global visual styles, colors, and typography across all application components. It includes a specialized system for mapping typeface files and unicode characters to scalable graphics within the interface. The project provides a collection of styled widge

material-dialogs is a Kotlin UI component library that provides a collection of modal dialogs and bottom sheets for Android applications. It is designed to implement user interface elements that follow Material Design standards. The library provides specialized modal interfaces for selecting calendar dates, clock times, and specific color values. It also includes system chooser integrations for selecting files and directories from local storage. Beyond pickers, the library covers a broader range of interaction components including text input dialogs, modal alerts with action buttons, and bot

AndroidSlidingUpPanel is an Android custom view component and sliding panel library used to create draggable overlays that slide up from the bottom of an application screen. It functions as a nested scrolling UI framework that coordinates touch events between a draggable panel and its internal scrollable content. The library distinguishes itself through a parallax effect implementation that shifts background content at different speeds than the foreground panel. It supports the definition of intermediate anchor points to create partial-view states and allows for transition physics customizati

FastAdapter is a framework for building complex Android lists by mapping data models to view templates. It functions as a RecyclerView adapter framework and composite list controller, aggregating multiple independent data sources and view types into a single unified list. The library includes a specialized engine for flattening hierarchical data into expandable and collapsible rows. It provides a set of tools for managing user interactions, including clicks, long-presses, and item selection across diverse content types. The project covers broad list management capabilities, such as layout co

This project is a community-driven directory of open-source Android libraries focused on user interface development. It serves as a centralized knowledge base that organizes high-quality third-party tools into a structured, categorical taxonomy to assist developers in discovering reliable solutions for mobile application design. The repository distinguishes itself by providing a version-agnostic index that links directly to external project resources, bypassing the need for complex dependency management. To facilitate rapid evaluation, each entry is paired with visual asset indexing, includin

This is an Android folding animation library and Material Design component. It provides a reusable interface element that uses a three-dimensional paper-folding animation to reveal content, allowing users to toggle between a collapsed title and expanded information. The library includes a folding content component with configurable settings for animation duration, background colors, flip counts, and camera depth. It implements these transitions through a custom view that manages the visual state between collapsed and expanded modes. The underlying system utilizes OpenGL ES rendering and matr

This project is a declarative drag-and-drop library designed for building accessible and fluid interface interactions within web applications. It provides a component-based interface for managing complex list reordering and spatial relationships between elements, utilizing a specialized state container to coordinate movement logic. The library distinguishes itself through a focus on accessibility, maintaining a live connection between visual drag states and the browser accessibility tree to support screen readers and keyboard navigation. It optimizes performance by bypassing standard componen