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[DRAFT] Add support for using PageIndicatorView #675

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cortinico commented May 14, 2019 •

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This is a Draft PR for #619. I've added a new module appintro-indicators that developers can use in order to use a PageIndicatorView (and it's animation) as indicator.

Here a sample:

Please note that this is not production ready yet. We probably need to:

Fix the publishing pipeline (I saw we have a lot of legacy Sonatype publishing config).
Encapsulate the AnimationType enum inside the module (we don't want developers to manually depend on the pageindicatorview, the module should work out of the box).

Looking for some early feedback :) @paolorotolo @AnuthaDev

Fixes #619 Fixes #522

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        apply plugin: 'kotlin-android'

        apply plugin: 'maven'

        apply plugin: 'signing'

        apply from: 'maven-push.gradle'

paolorotolo May 22, 2019 Member

You can probably drop this as well as the gradle script. Sonatype was used in the early versions of the library.

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Support requesting permissions without locking the Swipe #678

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cortinico commented May 23, 2019

Yeah that makes sense, I'm going to push a new PR that will cleanup the old publishing setup so we have only JitPack so far.

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cortinico commented May 23, 2019

Here you go @paolorotolo #680


        Add support for using PageIndicatorView

9b7c9ee

cortinico force-pushed the custom-indicator branch from fb791ab to 9b7c9ee


        Remove extra gradle.properties file

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Dots animation #522

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Add Lottie support for images #746

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