A complete library to build Android apps with a built-in theme engine.
Dynamic Support
A complete library to build apps for Android 14+ (ICS or above) devices with a built-in theme
engine. It is built on top of the latest app compat library
to provide best compatibility.
Since v2.0.0, it uses AndroidX so, first
migrate your project to AndroidX.
It can be installed by adding the following dependency to your build.gradle file:
dependencies {
// For AndroidX enabled projects.
implementation 'com.pranavpandey.android:dynamic-support:2.3.0'// For legacy projects.
implementation 'com.pranavpandey.android:dynamic-support:1.3.0'
}
Usage
It is a collection of activities, fragments, widgets, views and some utility functions required to
build a standard Android app. It also provides some in-built use cases like an intro screen
drawer activity, about screen, collapsing app bar, bottom navigation, color picker, multiple
locales, runtime permissions, etc. which can be used and customised according to the need.
It is a collection of activities, fragments, widgets, views and some utility functions required to build a standard Android app. It also provides some in-built use cases like an intro screen, drawer activity, about screen, collapsing app bar, bottom navigation, color picker, multiple locales, runtime permissions, etc. which can be used and customised according to the need.
Currently, I am using it for my personal apps available on Google Play. I tried my best to developed it in a more generalised way but still it is slightly influenced by my personal requirements as I am the only developer of this library.
So, I want more developers to try it in their projects so that we can cover more use cases and make it more stable. There is no need to use the whole library, it also has various independent modules which you can copy directly into your projects. This library is fully commented and you can read the javadoc here.
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A complete library to build Android apps with a built-in theme engine.
A complete library to build Android apps with a built-in theme engine.
Dynamic Support
A complete library to build apps for Android 14+ (ICS or above) devices with a built-in theme engine. It is built on top of the latest app compat library to provide best compatibility.
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Installation
It can be installed by adding the following dependency to your
build.gradlefile:dependencies { // For AndroidX enabled projects. implementation 'com.pranavpandey.android:dynamic-support:2.3.0' // For legacy projects. implementation 'com.pranavpandey.android:dynamic-support:1.3.0' }Usage
It is a collection of activities, fragments, widgets, views and some utility functions required to build a standard Android app. It also provides some in-built use cases like an intro screen drawer activity, about screen, collapsing app bar, bottom navigation, color picker, multiple locales, runtime permissions, etc. which can be used and customised according to the need.
It is a collection of activities, fragments, widgets, views and some utility functions required to build a standard Android app. It also provides some in-built use cases like an intro screen, drawer activity, about screen, collapsing app bar, bottom navigation, color picker, multiple locales, runtime permissions, etc. which can be used and customised according to the need.
What do you need help with on the project?
Thank you very much for your interest!
Currently, I am using it for my personal apps available on Google Play. I tried my best to developed it in a more generalised way but still it is slightly influenced by my personal requirements as I am the only developer of this library.
So, I want more developers to try it in their projects so that we can cover more use cases and make it more stable. There is no need to use the whole library, it also has various independent modules which you can copy directly into your projects. This library is fully commented and you can read the javadoc here.