fueled/flowr

FlowR is a wrapper class around the Fragment Manager.

flowr's Issues

Remove boolean arguments from flowr

@husseinala Currently, we have methods like clearBackStack(true) and skipBackStack(true).
Instead, we can just have clearBackStack(), skipBackStack() and have the default behaviour as false. This way, we can avoid the unnecessary boolean arguments.

flowr should default to noTransactionAnimation

Currently, flowr provides entry and exit custom transitions by default which causes us to use noTransactionAnimation() a lot. Instead we could switch the default behaviour. Thoughts @husseinala?

Missing implementations

We are missing an implementation for the databinding unit com.fueled.flowr.sample.databinding.ActivityMainBinding in the sample project

All setCustomTransactionAnimation

Please can you add also overloaded method

public abstract FragmentTransaction setCustomAnimations(@AnimRes int enter,
        @AnimRes int exit);

public abstract FragmentTransaction setCustomAnimations(@AnimRes int enter,
        @AnimRes int exit, @AnimRes int popEnter, @AnimRes int popExit);

clearStack has performance impact

all in the title, i notice clearStack has a performance intact and cause a delay on display especially noticeable when using component like BottomNavigation. I will work on it

Add events to show/hide fragments

hello
thank you for your work.
can you please add events to fragments called when fragment is show/hide ?
for example when new fragment displayed , fire event in old fragment "onHide()"
when back button pressed and fragment onDestroy called , fire event on backstack fragment "onShow"

Open source name

Let try to find a cool name for the open sourcing.
I think defrag sounds cool because it's short for defragmentation > de fragment ation.
Any other candidate?

Rewrite in Kotlin

Hello, this is just a note to remember that we should rewrite the lib in kotlin when we get the time.

Add setInitialSavedState functionality

Please can you add setInitialSavedState like setData method?

Thank you

Navigate to a Specific Fragment

Is there a means of navigating to a specific fragment in the backstack?
Say, for example, you have fragments A-Z. You've opened fragments A, B, C, and D. You could go back to B by calling close(2);
This works well enough, but what if you have an unknown number of fragments in the backstack? Like if you're sitting at fragment Q or S, and you want to go back to fragment B, is there any method you can call that would pop fragments off the backstack until you reach fragment B?

Kotlin gradle compatibility

With Kotlin in Gradle is not needed to use "annotationProcessor" but simple "kapt"
With yout lastest version 1.4.0 when I try to use kapt with
kapt 'com.github.fueled.flowr:flowr-compiler:1.4.0'

I got an exception:

Error:Execution failed for task ':myproject:javaPreCompileMainDebug'.

Annotation processors must be explicitly declared now. The following dependencies on the compile classpath are found to contain annotation processor. Please add them to the annotationProcessor configuration.
- flowr-compiler-1.4.0.jar (com.github.fueled.flowr:flowr-compiler:1.4.0)
Alternatively, set android.defaultConfig.javaCompileOptions.annotationProcessorOptions.includeCompileClasspath = true to continue with previous behavior. Note that this option is deprecated and will be removed in the future.
See https://developer.android.com/r/tools/annotation-processor-error-message.html for more details.

Please can you investigate to solve this problem?

I cannot mix kapt and annotaionProcessor into my gradle because it cause a problem with Parceler library.

Thank you

Problem with Stacked Fragment

When you use a fragments with
.skipBackStack(false) and .clearBackStack(false) the previous fragment will not replaced and stay active back to the current fragment.
This fragment need to be hidden otherwise with Toolbar and menu we have many problems.
If you create a simple activity with a toolbar and call supportInvalidateOptionsMenu each you create a new fragment to update the toolbar menu, the event onCreateOptionsMenu will be called for each stacked fragment.

Sorry for my english.

Navigation Drawer Sample

What would be nice is a sample of using the drawer. I've pretty much been winging it and looking at the FlowrFragment class to get an understanding of how it works.

I am still not sure how it works entirely or if I am even doing it right.