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Update :-Able to achieve it used https://github.com/ozodrukh/CircularReveal & custom changes.
Is there any similar library like Ramotion/Paper-Switch.
How can i animate the parent color change as shown in the library pic below
You can use CircularReveal animation as described here:
https://developer.android.com/training/material/animations.html
Just create an invisible layout with the color as a background, and show/hide it as described in the article. You'll need to calculate the center from the position of the switch, and radius based on the view size.
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I have a set of buttons/images/boxes with text inside
I want to be able to drag from one box to another to be able to highlight all of them, while also being able to tap on a single button to highlight only that one. Is there any library that already does this or an example I could follow? I'm using jetpack compose if that changes anything
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I want to know if this type of layout have a specific name, Im guessing it is some kind of gridLayout combined with another Layout?
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I believe you may be wanting a CardView. Please see the following link on how to use this ViewGroup: https://android.jlelse.eu/android-card-view-edb905e67cd6
It is a combination of cardview and grid layout. You can also use cardview in listview item or recycler view.
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I want to create a ExpandableListView like shown in the image
Gradovi, Brands and Kategorije should always be visible, so, it doesnt matter how many child items are there or if they are expanded or not, I want them parents be visible always. Is there a library or some sample that I can use to do this?
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I have a "flat" ViewPager on my app. I saw DeviantArt's pager and its cool transition between fragments in pager when using lateral swipe. How i can achieve this effect? This is done with a library?
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Setting a custom page transformation is a built-in feature of the ViewPager. You need to tell the ViewPager (using setPageTransformer) to use a custom transformation - the example ZoomOutPageTransformer described in the documentation here looks like it would suit your needs.
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Although it isn't obvious at first, in the Android Instagram app you can (after editing a photo) go back to the photo roll to view an old image. Then a frame appears with drag handles on the side; you can move the frame and resize it by dragging the handles, allowing you to crop to any part of the image.
How do I do this on Android? Is this a standard feature, is there a similar open source library?
take look at this project.
https://github.com/naver/android-imagecropview
This project is for imagecropview like instagram
Is this along the lines of what you want?