add items programmetically feature

[ch-muhammad-adil]

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[rubensousa]

Thanks :)

[ch-muhammad-adil]

You are most welcome, Please update its Gradle plugin so I can use that one. ;)

[rubensousa]

I'm just adding some extra code and testing so I can release this :)

[ch-muhammad-adil]

Please do update me when you release.

[rubensousa]

Can you check the sample and the addItem API again? It should behave better now.

[ch-muhammad-adil]

Let me try it.

[ch-muhammad-adil]

API is really simple now.
I have given a comment on one of your commit where you have removed a function. I hope you understand my idea. There can be another option we can give to developers that is loading icons from URL and inside the Library APIs we can use any Image Loader Library. This will also allow developers to add items dynamically. (Just an idea)

[rubensousa]

Ok, I can also do that. Thanks once again :)

[ch-muhammad-adil]

If we can give an option to developers to add menu items in bulk.

Like

for(int i=0;i<list.size();i++){
       builderObject.addMenu(i,list.get(i).getName(),list.get(i).getIcon())
}

icon can be a drawable, resource file, bitmap and urlPath.

This would be an amazing feature in this library.

[ch-muhammad-adil]

Sorry I have tested, its fine so far. just need to add option for bitmap and icon URL.

[ch-muhammad-adil]

So far I am able to do this way.. It working fine in my case and I am able to achieve my task. (y) Thanks

private void createShareMenu() {
        BottomSheetBuilder builder = new BottomSheetBuilder(MyCardsActivity.this, R.style.AppTheme_BottomSheetDialog_Custom)
                .setMode(BottomSheetBuilder.MODE_GRID)
//                .setMenu(R.menu.share_item_menu)
                .setItemClickListener(new BottomSheetItemClickListener() {
                    @Override
                    public void onBottomSheetItemClick(MenuItem item) {

                    }
                });
        for (MenuItem menuItem : ListOfMenuItems) {
            builder.addItem(menuItem.getMenuId(), menuItem.getName(), new BitmapDrawable(getResources(), menuItem.getBitmap()));
        }
        BottomSheetMenuDialog dialog = builder.createDialog();
        dialog.show();
    }

[rubensousa]

If you managed to do it, I prefer keeping the API with Drawable and DrawableRes only :)

[ch-muhammad-adil]

Yeah! I think its all good now. :)

[rubensousa]

Released on 1.6.0.