XRecyclerView

a RecyclerView that implements pullrefresh , loadingmore and header featrues.you can use it like a standard RecyclerView. you don't need to implement a special adapter . Screenshots

on real device it is much more smoother. Usage

##gradle

compile 'com.jcodecraeer:xrecyclerview:1.2.7'

just like a standard RecyclerView

LinearLayoutManager layoutManager = new LinearLayoutManager(getActivity());
layoutManager.setOrientation(LinearLayoutManager.VERTICAL);
mRecyclerView.setLayoutManager(layoutManager);
mRecyclerView.setAdapter(mAdapter);

##pull to refresh and load more the pull to refresh and load more featrue is enabled by default. we provide a callback to trigger the refresh and LoadMore event.

 mRecyclerView.setLoadingListener(new XRecyclerView.LoadingListener() {
    @Override
    public void onRefresh() {
       //refresh data here
    }

    @Override
    public void onLoadMore() {
       // load more data here
    }
});

and of course you have to tell our RecyclerView when the refreshing or loading more work is done. you can use

mRecyclerView.loadMoreComplete();

to notify that the loading more work is done. and

 mRecyclerView.refreshComplete();

to notify that the refreshing work is done.

here is what we get:

###custom refresh and loading more style pull refresh and loading more style is highly customizable.

custom loading style

the loading effect we use the AVLoadingIndicatorView . and it is built in(make a little change). we provide all the effect in AVLoadingIndicatorView library besides we add a system style. you can call

mRecyclerView.setRefreshProgressStyle(int style);

and

mRecyclerView.setLaodingMoreProgressStyle(int style);

to set the RefreshProgressStyle and LaodingMoreProgressStyle respectively.

for example

mRecyclerView.setRefreshProgressStyle(ProgressStyle.BallSpinFadeLoader);

mRecyclerView.setLaodingMoreProgressStyle(ProgressStyle.SquareSpin);

BallPulse effect

all the effect can be get in the ProgressStyle class

public class ProgressStyle {
    public static final int SysProgress=-1;
    public static final int BallPulse=0;
    public static final int BallGridPulse=1;
    public static final int BallClipRotate=2;
    public static final int BallClipRotatePulse=3;
    public static final int SquareSpin=4;
    public static final int BallClipRotateMultiple=5;
    public static final int BallPulseRise=6;
    public static final int BallRotate=7;
    public static final int CubeTransition=8;
    public static final int BallZigZag=9;
    public static final int BallZigZagDeflect=10;
    public static final int BallTrianglePath=11;
    public static final int BallScale=12;
    public static final int LineScale=13;
    public static final int LineScaleParty=14;
    public static final int BallScaleMultiple=15;
    public static final int BallPulseSync=16;
    public static final int BallBeat=17;
    public static final int LineScalePulseOut=18;
    public static final int LineScalePulseOutRapid=19;
    public static final int BallScaleRipple=20;
    public static final int BallScaleRippleMultiple=21;
    public static final int BallSpinFadeLoader=22;
    public static final int LineSpinFadeLoader=23;
    public static final int TriangleSkewSpin=24;
    public static final int Pacman=25;
    public static final int BallGridBeat=26;
    public static final int SemiCircleSpin=27;
}

refresh arrow icon

we provide a default arrow icon:

but if you don't like it,you can replace it with any other icon you want. just call

mRecyclerView.setArrowImageView(R.drawable.iconfont_downgrey);

###disable refresh and load more featrue if you don't want the refresh and load more featrue(in that case,you probably dont'n need the lib neither),you can call

mRecyclerView.setPullRefreshEnabled(false);

and

mRecyclerView.setPullRefreshEnabled(true);

in which false means disabled ,true means enabled. ##Header you can add header to XRecyclerView，just call addHeaderView().

View header =   LayoutInflater.from(this).inflate(R.layout.recyclerview_header, (ViewGroup)findViewById(android.R.id.content),false);
mRecyclerView.addHeaderView(header);

if you like ,you can add two header

View header =   LayoutInflater.from(this).inflate(R.layout.recyclerview_header, (ViewGroup)findViewById(android.R.id.content),false);
View header1 =   LayoutInflater.from(this).inflate(R.layout.recyclerview_header1, (ViewGroup)findViewById(android.R.id.content),false);
mRecyclerView.addHeaderView(header);
mRecyclerView.addHeaderView(header1);

License

Copyright 2015 jianghejie

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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   http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

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