This library makes it simpler to use Account Manager to persist user-related data providing reactive interface.
Add dependencies to the Kotlin-based project:
dependencies {
implementation "co.windly:ktx-account:1.1.4"
kapt "co.windly:ktx-account-compiler:1.1.4"
}
Use the @AccountSchema
annotation on any POJO. All (non static) fields will be considered an
Account Manager property.
Minimal example:
@AccountScheme
class AccountDefinition(
//region Id
@DefaultLong(value = 0L)
internal val id: Long,
//endregion
//region Name
@DefaultString(value = "")
internal val firstName: String,
@DefaultString(value = "")
internal val lastName: String,
//endregion
//region Properties
@DefaultInt(value = 0)
internal val age: Int,
@DefaultFloat(value = 0.0f)
internal val height: Float,
//endregion
//region Location
@DefaultDouble(value = 0.0)
internal val latitude: Double,
@DefaultDouble(value = 0.0)
internal val longitude: Double,
//endregion
//region Token
@DefaultString(value = "")
internal val accessToken: String,
@DefaultString(value = "")
internal val refreshToken: String,
@DefaultLong(value = 0L)
internal val expirationDate: Long,
//endregion
//region Miscellaneous
@DefaultBoolean(value = false)
internal val active: Boolean
//endregion
)
Accepted property field types are:
- Boolean
- Double
- Float
- Int
- Long
- String
A class named <YourClassName>Scheme
will be generated in the same package (at compile time). Use it like this:
// Get access to scheme.
val scheme = AccountDefinitionScheme(/* Context */ this)
// Define account name.
val name = "[email protected]"
// Create account.
scheme
.saveAccount(name, "WinterIsComing")
.doOnComplete(onComplete)
.subscribe()
.addTo(disposables)
// Put a single value.
scheme
.saveRxId(name, 1L)
.subscribe()
.addTo(disposables)
// Put several values in chained stream.
Completable
.mergeArrayDelayError(
scheme.saveRxFirstName(name, "John"),
scheme.saveRxLastName(name, "Snow"),
scheme.saveRxAccessToken(name, "aaaaaaa (...)"),
scheme.saveRxRefreshToken(name, "bbbbbbb (...)"),
scheme.saveRxExpirationDate(name, 1573399868L)
)
.subscribe()
.addTo(disposables)
// Access properties one by one.
scheme
.getRxId(name)
.subscribe { id -> Log.d(TAG, "id -> $id.") }
.addTo(disposables)
// Clear all properties (mostly for testing purposes).
scheme
.clearRx(name)
.subscribe()
.addTo(disposables)
// Remove account.
scheme
.removeAccount(name)
.subscribe { Log.d(TAG, "Account has been removed.") }
.addTo(disposables)
Library supports generation of reactive methods (see sample above). You can disable this feature either by:
- annotating class with
@Reactive(value = false)
, - annotating field with
@Reactive(value = false)
.
All property changes are emitted to given stream using distinctUntilChanged()
method. You can configure this
behavior in @Reactive
annotation (property distinctUntilChanged
) for entire class or for each field separately.
Copyright 2019 Tomasz Dzieniak
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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