This is a library aiming to simplify the use of Palette, especially in lists such as ListView, GridView, or RecyclerView.
Add the Jitpack repository to your project-level or module-level build.gradle
:
repositories {
maven {
url "https://jitpack.io"
}
}
Now, you can add the PaletteLoader dependency:
compile 'com.github.Musenkishi:PaletteLoader:1.1.0'
Currently PaletteLoader supports classes (and extensions of):
- View
- ImageView (masking and background)
- TextView
- CardView
If the supplied view is or extends View
, PaletteLoader will apply the color to the background. If view extends ImageView
and you use .mask()
, PaletteLoader will apply the color to the image, not the background. And lastly if view is, or extends TextView
, the color will be applied to the text, not the background.
PaletteLoader.with(context, uniqueStringForBitmap) //For reuse purposes uniqueStringForBitmap could be the url for the image.
.load(bitmap)
.setPaletteRequest(
new PaletteRequest(
PaletteRequest.SwatchType.REGULAR_VIBRANT,
PaletteRequest.SwatchColor.BACKGROUND))
.into(view);
In this example Glide is used, which is similar to Picasso:
RequestListener<String, GlideDrawable> glideDrawableRequestListener = new RequestListener<String, GlideDrawable>() {
@Override
public boolean onResourceReady(GlideDrawable resource,
String model,
Target<GlideDrawable> target,
boolean isFromMemoryCache,
boolean isFirstResource) {
Bitmap bitmap = ((GlideBitmapDrawable) resource).getBitmap();
if (bitmap != null) {
Context context = viewHolder.bottomBar.getContext();
//Set color to a View's background
PaletteLoader.with(context, model)
.load(bitmap)
.setPaletteRequest(
new PaletteRequest(
PaletteRequest.SwatchType.REGULAR_VIBRANT,
PaletteRequest.SwatchColor.BACKGROUND))
.into(viewHolder.bottomBar);
//Set color to text in a TextView
PaletteLoader.with(context, model)
.load(bitmap)
.setPaletteRequest(
new PaletteRequest(
PaletteRequest.SwatchType.REGULAR_VIBRANT,
PaletteRequest.SwatchColor.TEXT_TITLE))
.into(viewHolder.textViewResolution);
//Colorize an ImageView/ImageButton with .mask().
//Best result is accomplished with a white image (transparent bakground).
PaletteLoader.with(context, model)
.load(bitmap)
.fallbackColor(viewHolder.textViewResolution.getCurrentTextColor())
.setPaletteRequest(
new PaletteRequest(
PaletteRequest.SwatchType.REGULAR_VIBRANT,
PaletteRequest.SwatchColor.TEXT_TITLE))
.mask()
.into(viewHolder.imageButton);
}
return false;
}
};
Glide.with(viewHolder.bottomBar.getContext())
.load(imageUrl)
.fitCenter()
.placeholder(R.color.Transparent)
.listener(glideDrawableRequestListener)
.into(viewHolder.imageView);
PaletteLoader will generate the palette in a seperate thread (up to 5 threads on post-lollipop) and apply the color in the assigned view.
Copyright 2015 Freddie Lust-Hed
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