PowerPermission
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Introducation
PowerPermission is a library to simplify process of demanding RuntimePermission.
You find an
example applicationin this Repo or downloading directly here. Here are some different points compare with other libraries:
- support asking permissions in
AppCompatActivityandFragment(include ChildFragment) - support custom rational view after user refuse permission
- support ability to choose permissions to display rational views
- support different interface (RxJava2,RxJava3,Coroutines,LiveData)
How to Download
Basic
implementation "com.qifan.powerpermission:powerpermission:1.5.0"Other API Support
implementation "com.qifan.powerpermission:powerpermission-rxjava2:1.5.0"
implementation "com.qifan.powerpermission:powerpermission-rxjava3:1.5.0"
implementation "com.qifan.powerpermission:powerpermission-coroutines:1.5.0"
implementation "com.qifan.powerpermission:powerpermission-livedata:1.5.0"OverView
| Package Name | Role | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| powerpermission | Basic core package | implementation "com.qifan.powerpermission:powerpermission:1.5.0" |
| powerpermission-rxjava2 | Support RxJava2 | implementation "com.qifan.powerpermission:powerpermission-rxjava2:1.5.0" |
| powerpermission-rxjava3 | Support RxJava3 | implementation "com.qifan.powerpermission:powerpermission-rxjava3:1.5.0" |
| powerpermission-coroutines | Support Kotlin Coroutine | implementation "com.qifan.powerpermission:powerpermission-coroutines:1.5.0" |
| powerpermission-livedata | Support Android LiveData | implementation "com.qifan.powerpermission:powerpermission-livedata:1.5.0" |
How to use
Simple Usage
Singleton
PowerPermission.init()
.requestPermissions(
context = this@ExampleActivity,
permissions = *arrayOf(
Manifest.permission.CAMERA
)
) { permissionResult ->
when {
permissionResult.hasAllGranted() -> {
doPermissionAllGrantedWork(permissionResult.granted())
}
permissionResult.hasRational() -> {
doPermissionReasonWork(permissionResult.rational())
}
permissionResult.hasPermanentDenied() -> {
doPermissionPermanentWork(permissionResult.permanentDenied())
}
}
}Extension
- Require in Activity
askPermissions(
Manifest.permission.CAMERA,
Manifest.permission.READ_CALENDAR
) { permissionResult ->
//do whatever you want
}- Require in Fragment
askPermissions(
Manifest.permission.CAMERA,
Manifest.permission.READ_CALENDAR
) { permissionResult ->
//do whatever you want
}- Require in ChildFragment
askPermissions(
Manifest.permission.CAMERA,
Manifest.permission.READ_CALENDAR
) { permissionResult ->
//do whatever you want
}RxJava/RxKotlin
Basic Usage
simpleRequestButton.setOnClickListener {
askPermissionsRx(Manifest.permission.CAMERA)
}Use with RxBinding
rxBindingRequestButton.clicks()
.throttleFirst(1L, TimeUnit.SECONDS)
.flatMap {
askPermissionsRx(Manifest.permission.CAMERA)
}Coroutine
simpleRequestButton.setOnClickListener {
launch {
val result = awaitAskPermissions(
Manifest.permission.CAMERA,
rationaleDelegate = dialogRationaleDelegate
)
//do something for this permission result
// handlePermissionRequest(result)
}
}Livedata
simpleRequestButton.setOnClickListener {
observeAskPermissions(
Manifest.permission.CAMERA,
rationaleDelegate = dialogRationaleDelegate
).observe(this, Observer{ result->
//do something for this permission result
// handlePermissionRequest(result)
})
}Rationale Interface
Custom View
In PowerPermission it have a interface which called RationaleDelegate, it should be used as bridge to create your proper
delegation class to implement this interface. It provide two basic public declaration functions,
- displayRationale
//aims to display a view to explain reason to user why request permissions
fun displayRationale(
vararg permission: Permission,
message: String,
actionCallback: RationaleActionCallback
)- onDismissView
//aims to simply disappear view and do some clean work etc.
fun onDismissView()PS: PowerPermission has already provided a class called DialogRationaleDelegate.kt to display a classic dialog view you can take a look at it and find more inspiration.
Choose those permissions are rational
- RationaleData It's a
data classused as choose which permission or permissions to display rationale view. And what kind of message will be displayed in your rational view. example:
RationaleData(
rationalPermission = Manifest.permission.CAMERA,
message = message
)
RationaleData(
rationalPermissions = listOf(Manifest.permission.CAMERA),
message = message
)License
Copyright (C) 2020 Qifan Yang
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