JarCastingKtx Preferences
This library incorporates annotation processing to ensure the compile time verification for user-defined shared preferences.
Usage
Add dependencies
Add dependencies to the Kotlin-based project:
dependencies {
implementation "co.windly:ktx-prefs:1.5.0"
kapt "co.windly:ktx-prefs-compiler:1.5.0"
}
Define shared preferences
Use the @Prefs annotation on any POJO. All (non static) fields will be considered a preference.
Minimal example:
@Prefs(value = "UserCachePreferences")
class UserCache(
//region Id
@DefaultLong(value = 0L)
internal val id: Long,
//endregion
//region Name
@DefaultString(value = "")
internal val firstName: String,
@DefaultString(value = "")
internal val lastName: String,
@DefaultString(value = "")
internal val password: String,
//endregion
//region Active
@DefaultBoolean(value = false)
internal val active: Boolean
//endregion
)
Accepted shared preference field types are:
- Boolean
- Float
- Integer
- Long
- String
Use generated wrapper class
A class named <YourClassName>Prefs will be generated in the same package (at compile time). Use it like this:
// Get access to shared preferences wrapper.
val cache = UserCachePrefs.get(this)
// ...or using an extension method.
// val cache = requireUserCache()
// Put a single value (apply() is automatically called).
cache
.putId(1L)
// Put several values in one transaction.
cache
.edit()
.putFirstName("John")
.putLastName("Snow")
.putPassword("WinterIsComing")
.putActive(true)
.commit()
// Check if a value is set.
if (cache.containsFirstName()) {
Log.d(TAG, "First name is set.")
}
// Access preferences one by one.
Log.d(TAG, "id -> " + cache.getId())
Log.d(TAG, "first name -> " + cache.getFirstName())
Log.d(TAG, "last name -> " + cache.getLastName())
Log.d(TAG, "password -> " + cache.getPassword())
Log.d(TAG, "active -> " + cache.isActive())
// Access all preferences.
Log.d(TAG, "cache -> " + cache.getAll())
// Remove a value.
cache.removeFirstName()
// Clear all preferences.
cache.clear()
Extension methods
For all classes annotated with @Prefs there would be <YourClassName>Ext file generated which contains two extension methods that simplifies accessing generated shared preferences wrapper.
Above mentioned extension methods will be called require<YourClassName>() like:
inline fun Context.requireUserCache(): UserCachePrefs =
UserCachePrefs.get(this)
inline fun Fragment.requireUserCache(): UserCachePrefs =
requireContext().requireUserCache()
Reactive Extensions
Library supports generation of reactive methods by default. You can disable this feature either by:
- annotating class with
@Reactive(value = false), - annotating field with
@Reactive(value = false)
All shared 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.
License
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.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.