Yet another Color Picker Library for Android. It is highly customizable and easy to use. Pick the color from wheel or select Material Colors from dialog. The original ColorPickerView was written by Hong Duan.

• Color Picker View
• Color Picker Dialog with Recent Color Option
• Material Color Picker Alert Dialog
• Material Color Picker BottomSheet Dialog

Color Picker	Material Color Picker

1. Gradle dependency:

   allprojects {
       repositories {
           ...
           maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }
       }
   }

   implementation 'com.github.Dhaval2404:ColorPicker:2.3'

2. The ColorPicker configuration is created using the builder pattern.

   // Kotlin Code
   ColorPickerDialog
       .Builder(this)            // Pass Activity Instance
       .setTitle("Pick Theme")            // Default "Choose Color"
       .setColorShape(ColorShape.SQAURE)   // Default ColorShape.CIRCLE
       .setDefaultColor(mDefaultColor)     // Pass Default Color
       .setColorListener { color, colorHex ->
        // Handle Color Selection
       }
       .show()

   // Java Code
   new ColorPickerDialog
       .Builder(this)
       .setTitle("Pick Theme")
       .setColorShape(ColorShape.SQAURE)
       .setDefaultColor(mDefaultColor)
       .setColorListener(new ColorListener() {
           @Override
           public void onColorSelected(int color, @NotNull String colorHex) {
               // Handle Color Selection
           }
       })
       .show();

3. The MaterialColorPicker configuration is created using the builder pattern.

   // Kotlin Code
   MaterialColorPickerDialog
       .Builder(this)             // Pass Activity Instance
       .setTitle("Pick Theme")             // Default "Choose Color"
       .setColorShape(ColorShape.SQAURE)    // Default ColorShape.CIRCLE
       .setColorSwatch(ColorSwatch._300)    // Default ColorSwatch._500
       .setDefaultColor(mDefaultColor)   // Pass Default Color
       .setColorListener { color, colorHex ->
        // Handle Color Selection
       }
       .show()

   // Java Code
   new MaterialColorPickerDialog
       .Builder(this)
       .setTitle("Pick Theme")
       .setColorShape(ColorShape.SQAURE)
       .setColorSwatch(ColorSwatch._300)
       .setDefaultColor(mDefaultColor)
       .setColorListener(new ColorListener() {
           @Override
           public void onColorSelected(int color, @NotNull String colorHex) {
            // Handle Color Selection
           }
       })
       .show();

• You can change the color or Positive and Negative Button Text Color. Add Following parameters in your colors.xml file.

  <resources>
      <!-- Here you can add color of your choice  -->
      <color name="positiveButtonTextColor">@color/colorAccent</color>
      <color name="negativeButtonTextColor">@color/colorAccent</color>
      <color name="bottomSheetDividerColor">#F5F5F5</color>
  </resources>

• You can provide predefine colors for the MaterialColorPicker

  // Kotlin Code
  MaterialColorPickerDialog
     .Builder(activity!!)
  
     // Option 1: Pass Hex Color Codes
     //.setColors(arrayListOf("#f6e58d", "#ffbe76", "#ff7979", "#badc58", "#dff9fb", "#7ed6df", "#e056fd", "#686de0", "#30336b", "#95afc0"))
  
     // Option 2: Pass Hex Color Codes from string.xml
     //.setColors(resources.getStringArray(R.array.themeColorHex))
  
     // Option 3: Pass color array from colors.xml
     .setColorRes(resources.getIntArray(R.array.themeColors))
  
     .setColorListener { color, colorHex ->
       // Handle Color Selection
     }
     .show()

  // Java Code
  String[] colorArray = new String[]{"#f6e58d", "#ffbe76", "#ff7979",
      "#badc58", "#dff9fb", "#7ed6df", "#e056fd", "#686de0", "#30336b", "#95afc0"};
  
  new MaterialColorPickerDialog
      .Builder(requireActivity())
  
      // Option 1: Pass Hex Color Codes
      //.setColors(colorArray)
  
      // Option 2: Pass Hex Color Codes from string.xml
      //.setColors(getResources().getStringArray(R.array.themeColorHex))
  
      // Option 3: Pass color array from colors.xml
      .setColorRes(getResources().getIntArray(R.array.themeColors))
      
      .setColorListener(object : ColorListener {
          override fun onColorSelected(color: Int, colorHex: String) {
              // Handle Color Selection
          }
      })
      .show();

  Where R.array.themeColors and R.array.themeColorHex are defined as below

  <array name="themeColors">
    <item>@color/green_500</item>
    <item>@color/blue_500</item>
    <item>@color/red_500</item>
    <item>@color/grey_500</item>
    <item>@color/orange_500</item>
  </array>
  
  <string-array name="themeColorHex">
    <item>#f6e58d</item>
    <item>#ffbe76</item>
    <item>#ff7979</item>
    <item>#badc58</item>
    <item>#dff9fb</item>
    <item>#7ed6df</item>
    <item>#e056fd</item>
    <item>#686de0</item>
    <item>#30336b</item>
    <item>#95afc0</item>
  </string-array>

• You can set the Dismiss listener

  ColorPicker

  // Kotlin Code
   ColorPickerDialog
      .Builder(requireActivity())
      .setDismissListener {
          // Handle Dismiss Event
      }
      .show()

  // Java Code
  new ColorPickerDialog
      .Builder(this)
      .setDismissListener(new DismissListener() {
          @Override
          public void onDismiss() {
              // Handle Dismiss Event
          }
      })
      .show();

  MaterialColorPicker

  // Kotlin Code
  MaterialColorPickerDialog
      .Builder(this)
      .setDismissListener {
          // Handle Dismiss Event
      }
      .show()

  // Java Code
  new MaterialColorPickerDialog
      .Builder(this)
      .setDismissListener(new DismissListener() {
          @Override
          public void onDismiss() {
              // Handle Dismiss Event
          }
      })
      .show();

• You can set the Tick color for each card. This will come handy when color list include black or white colors. By default tick color will be either black or white based on the color darkness. If more dark colors the tick color will be white else black.

   // Kotlin Code
   MaterialColorPickerDialog
       .Builder(this)
       .setTickColorPerCard(true)     // Default will be false
       .show()

   // Java Code
   new MaterialColorPickerDialog
       .Builder(this)
       .setTickColorPerCard(true)     // Default will be false
       .show();

• Library - Android Lollipop 5.0+ (API 21)
• Sample - Android Lollipop 5.0+ (API 21)

• Fixed duplicate class found with FlexBox issue #24

• Upgrade gradle dependency
• Added Android 12 support

• Added Java compatibility #8
• Added option to set tick color per color card #12
• Added dialog dismiss listener #13

• Added Dark mode support & German translation #4

• Added option to change positive and negative button text color #2

• Initial Build

• ColorPicker https://github.com/duanhong169/ColorPicker

• App icon made by Nikita Golubev from Flaticon

We'll be really happy if you sent us links to your projects where you use our component. Just send an email to dhavalpatel244@gmail.com And do let us know if you have any questions or suggestion regarding the library.

Copyright 2020-2021, Dhaval Patel

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