You don't need to bake the Loading into your layouts anymore! Add ProgressBar on top of every view simply by calling a Kotlin Extension function. Guaranteed to reduce the depth of your layout tree by at least 1.

The library is extremely light weight with only half a dozen extension functions in a single Kotlin file. It works by adding a a view that contains a progressbar, to parent of the target view.

The library uses MaterialProgressbar

minSdkVersion 16

Add this snippet to your gradle dependencies. Make sure you have Jcenter in your repositories.

implementation 'com.saied.android:loadX:<latest_version>'

Get the app

Simply call targetView.loadX() to toggle the loading status of targetView.

You can write your layouts without having to think about Loading and progressBar. Here is a SMS code verification page with a simple layout.

Here is how loading is added in view's onClicks.

fun load(v: View){
        v.isEnabled = false
        val loadView = v.loadX()
        loadView?.setOnClickListener {
            v.isEnabled = true
            v.loadX()
        }
}

• showLoading: if a loadingView show be added or removed. Default is toggle.
• progressbarSize: size of the progressbar size. Default is the minimum of height and width of the target view.
• backgound color: background color of the frame layoput that hosts the progressbar. Default is transparent.
• progressBarColor: color of progressBar. Default is theme accent color.
• loadingView: Pass a completely custom View for ultimate control. Default is a FrameLayout hosting a progressbar and is configurable by above parameters.

targetView.loadX(hideTarget = hideTarget, progressbarSize = progressBarSize, progressbarColor = progressColor, backgroundColor = progressBgColor)

The function returns the loadingView so you can further customize it.

Currently views whose parents are Linear, Frame, Relative and Constraint Layout are supported.

PR's and issues are cherished!