Zoomy
Zoomy is an easy to use pinch-to-zoom Android library
Installation
implementation 'io.github.imablanco:zoomy:{latest version}'Usage
To start using Zoomy, just register the View you want to be zoomable
Zoomy.Builder builder = new Zoomy.Builder(this).target(mZoomableView);
builder.register();
Thats all. Now your views can be pinch-zoomed!
Views can be unregistered for Zoomy too
Zoomy.unregister(mZoomableView');
Customization
Zoomy allows a few customizations in its behavior:
- Use ZoomyConfig to change default configuration flags
ZoomyConfig config = new ZoomyConfig();
config.setZoomAnimationEnabled(false); //Enables zoom out animation when view is released (true by default)
config.setImmersiveModeEnabled(false); //Enables entering in inmersive mode when zooming a view (true by default) - Now set this as the default configuration across all Zoomy registered views
Zoomy.setDefaultConfig(config); Zoomy builder also allows some customization
- Zoomy config flags can also be set when building Zoomy registration. This flags will always override default ZoomyConfig flags.
Zoomy.Builder builder = new Zoomy.Builder(this)
.target(mZoomableView)
.enableImmersiveMode(false)
.animateZooming(false);- You can add callbacks to listen for specific events. Because Zoomy works by attaching a View.OnTouchListener to the registered View, View.OnClickListener can not be set along with Zoomy, so a TapListener, LongPressListener and DoubleTapListener are provided to ensure the View still can listen for gestures. A ZoomListener is also provided if you are interested in zoom events.
Zoomy.Builder builder = new Zoomy.Builder(this)
.target(mZoomableView)
.tapListener(new TapListener() {
@Override
public void onTap(View v) {
//View tapped, do stuff
}
})
.longPressListener(new LongPressListener() {
@Override
public void onLongPress(View v) {
//View long pressed, do stuff
}
}).doubleTapListener(new DoubleTapListener() {
@Override
public void onDoubleTap(View v) {
//View double tapped, do stuff
}
})
.zoomListener(new ZoomListener() {
@Override
public void onViewStartedZooming(View view) {
//View started zooming
}
@Override
public void onViewEndedZooming(View view) {
//View ended zooming
}
}); - It is possible to change the interpolator used when animating ending zoom event.
Zoomy.Builder builder = new Zoomy.Builder(this)
.target(mZoomableView)
.interpolator(new OvershootInterpolator());License
Copyright 2017 Álvaro Blanco Cabrero
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