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Meepo is a retrofit-like router generator for Android. You can use it to create routers for Activities, Fragments and even any things.
This library allows you to show bottom navigation quickly, simply and animated.
Implementation of the multiple back stacks. Using this library allows implementation of persistent bottom navigation like in Instagram.
A sleek, out of the box, easy to understand and use Navigational Library for android.
The basic concept of this library revolves around cards, that can be swiped down from the top to dismiss. Using these cards, there is a simple implementation of Fragments and Popups (DialogFragments) with optional blur background.
Isolates navigation from UI and Business logic by providing simple navigation mechanism.
Encapsulates exact implementation. It means navigation can be organized across Activities, Fragments or Views.
Survives configuration changes, can save his state and restore after process kill.
Tab Stacker is an Android library that handles Multiple Fragment History (Back Stacks), like it is done on iOS Apps.
DrawerLayout with blur functionality like iOS.
An example project / library of customizable Bottom Navigation.
A lightweight Android activity router written in Kotlin.
Card Drawer is a library that provides an extra card behavior on drawer, such as, move view or scaling view's height while drawer on slide.
AndRouter is a android framework used to map url to activities or actions.
BackStack is a light weight android navigation library for view based navigation. It supports animations and multiple multipage containers like bottom bars and view pagers.
A small routing library for Android with easy back button management and code generation to write less code.
Bottom Navigation based on Bottom Navigation View from Android
Bottom Navigation Bar Icons morphing.
A simple, hierarchical navigation bus and back stack for Android, with optional Rx bindings, and Toothpick integration for automatic dependency-scope management.
Easily add four tabbed bottom navigation bar in your app.
This library aids in adding four tabs in Bottom Navigation Bar, as easily and fast as possible. Th result looks like as it is commonly found in most of the apps, like Quora and others.
Point to note: This library is significantly different from what Google has provided for Android Developers. The official Bottom Navigation Bar from Google doesn't show text when it has 4 tabs. But this library shows icon and text with four bottom bars.
The purpose of this manager is to handle a single stack flow of fragments on the screen so that the developer can easily create flows without having to worry about using the inner details of the Fragment Manager and the ChildFragmentManager. It makes use of a main Fragment as a container and presents and hides fragments within it at children.
Defrag is a simple to use library that allows for Fragment-free Android applications.
Mortar Architect provides a flexible stack for navigating and displaying views and their presenters.
Architect is Mortar scope-centric. A Mortar scope is the glue between a View and its ViewPresenter. Architect will create a Mortar scope for each View & ViewPresenter association. A StackScope is a class that Architect will look for when building a Mortar scope, and its role is to configure the Mortar scope.
Custom implementation of NavigationView for using custom layout for navigation items and header.
It's just an example of material transition.
Folio is a Page based navigation framework for Android with a simplified lifecycle and easy transition animations.
Routable is an in-app native URL router, for Android.
Fragment Back Stack manages fragments on a single activity and maintain back press.
MaterialToolbar makes it easy to build a Fragment navigation based application with fully customized toolbar views.
Demo project that uses Mortar and Mortar architect libraries, along with Dagger2.