🎁 Android Intent & Bundle extensions that insert and retrieve values elegantly.
Add below codes to your root build.gradle file (not your module build.gradle file).
allprojects {
repositories {
mavenCentral()
}
}And add a dependency code to your module's build.gradle file.
dependencies {
implementation "com.github.skydoves:bundler:1.0.4"
}
Snapshots of the current development version of Bundler are available, which track the latest versions.
repositories {
maven { url 'https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots/' }
}intentOf is an expression for creating an Intent using Kotlin DSL style and we can put extras using the putExtra method. Also, we can put extras using the keyword in front of a key/value pair.
val intent = intentOf {
putExtra("posterId", poster.id) // put a Long type 'posterId' value.
putExtra("posterName" to poster.name) // put a String type 'posterName' value.
putExtra("poster", poster) // put a Parcelable type 'poster' value.
("id" to userInfo.id) // put a Long type 'id' value.
("name" to userInfo.nickname) // put a String type 'name' value.
-"name" // remove a String type 'name' value.
}We can start activities using the intentOf expression like below.
intentOf<SecondActivity> {
putExtra("id" to userInfo.id)
putExtra("name" to userInfo.nickname)
putExtra("poster", poster)
startActivity(this@MainActivity)
}We can also use other options for creating an intent.
intentOf {
setAction(Intent.ACTION_MAIN)
addCategory(Intent.CATEGORY_APP_MUSIC)
setFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK)
startActivity(this@MainActivity)
}bundle is an expression for initializing lazily extra values from the intent.
class SecondActivity : AppCompatActivity() {
private val id: Long by bundle("id", -1) // initializes a Long extra value lazily.
private val name: String by bundle("name", "") // initializes a String extra value lazily.
private val poster: Poster? by bundle("poster") // initializes a Parcelable extra value lazily.
// -- stubs -- //We can initialize a Parcelable value with a defaut value.
private val poster: Poster? by bundle("poster") { Poster.create() }Also, we can initialize type of Array and ArrayList using bundleArray and bundleArrayList expression.
// initialize lazily without default values.
private val posterArray by bundleArray<Poster>("posterArray")
private val posterListArray by bundleArrayList<Poster>("posterArrayList")
or
// initialize lazily with default values.
private val posterArray by bundleArray<Poster>("posterArray") { arrayOf() }
private val posterListArray by bundleArrayList<Poster>("posterArrayList") { arrayListOf() }The below example shows setting arguments using the intentOf expression.
arguments = intentOf {
("id" to userInfo.id)
("name" to userInfo.nickname)
("poster" to poster)
}.extrasWe can initialize argument values lazily in Fragments using the bundle expression like below.
- val id: Long = arguments?.getLong("id", -1) ?: -1
val id: Long by bundle("id", -1)
- val poster: Poster? = arguments?.getParcelable("poster")
val poster: Poster? by bundle("poster")The bundle expression for initializing objects (e.g. Bundle, CharSequence, Parcelable, Serializable, Arrays), the property type must be null-able. But If we want to initialize them non-nullable type, we can initialize them to non-nullable type using the bundleNonNull expression.
- val poster: Poster? by bundle("poster")
val poster: Poster by bundleNotNull("poster")We can observe the bundle data as LiveData using the observeBundle expression. If there are no extra & arguments in the Activity or Fragment, null will be passed to the observers. The observeBundle emits data only a single time to a single observer. So We can observe only once using one observer. And the observer will be unregistered from the LiveData after observing data at once.
private val id: LiveData<Long> by observeBundle("id", -1L)
private val poster: LiveData<Poster> by observeBundle("poster")
id.observe(this) {
vm.id = it
}
poster.observe(this) {
binding.name = it.name
}We can also retrieve intent & arguments extra values from Activity and Fragment immediately. We can use bundleValue, bundleNonNullValue, bundleArrayValue, bundleArrayListValue.
val id = bundleValue("id", 100L)
val name = bundleValue("name", "")
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