LoadingView Kotlin Library

LoadingView is a customizable view for displaying a loading animation consisting of multiple dots. This library provides a simple and easy-to-use interface for creating and controlling a loading animation, and allows customization of the dot count, size, spacing, and colors.

UsageTo use LoadingView in your project, add the following dependency to your module's build.gradle file:

implementation 'com.github.parniyan7:DotLoading:4.0.0'

In your layout file, add the LoadingView view:

<com.parniyan.parniyandotloading.LoadingView
    android:id="@+id/loadingView"
    android:layout_width="wrap_content"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    app:dotCount="5"
    app:dotRadius="8dp"
    app:dotSpacing="100dp"
    app:dotMaxSize="32dp"
    app:dotMinSize="6dp"
    app:dotColors="@array/loading_dot_colors" />

You can customize the appearance of the LoadingView by setting the following attributes:

• dotCount: The number of dots in the loading animation (default 5).
• dotRadius: The radius of each dot in the loading animation (default 8dp).
• dotSpacing: The spacing between each dot in the loading animation (default 100dp).
• dotMaxSize: The maximum size of each dot in the loading animation (default 32dp).
• dotMinSize: The minimum size of each dot in the loading animation (default 6dp).
• dotColors: An array of colors to use for each dot in the loading animation (default [#9984D4, #9984D4, #592E83, #592E83, #592E83]).

In your code, you can start and stop the loading animation by calling the startLoading() and stopLoading() methods, respectively:

val loadingView = findViewById<LoadingView>(R.id.loadingView)

// Start the loading animation
loadingView.startLoading()

// Stop the loading animation
loadingView.stopLoading()

You can also customize the minimum size of each dot by calling the setDotMinSize() method:

loadingView.setDotMinSize(6f)

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