This is a library that abstracts, and completely hide the Adapter and ViewHolder class creation part. It is general purpose object that can be customized to each case (item layout) by the time of creation. Similar to what is done on Listview with default adapters. Compatible with androidx.

This library can be implemented on any android project with minimum API 14. You must have a list and an item_layout for each item of the list

Lets start by adding a corresponding repository in your root build.gradle file. (prefer below all other)

	allprojects {
		repositories {
			...
			maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }
		}
	}

The next task is to add the dependency to your app build.gradle file.

	dependencies {
          ...
	        implementation 'com.github.horaciocome1:simple-recyclerview-adapter:0.1.3'
	}

Now you ready to go. Except that you should sync your project first.

As mention on IO18, android support libraries will not be updated anymore, that's the main reason ive moved to androidx and new material design libraries. That's why if you have any appcompat or design support library as dependency the build will fail. Because the androidx on these lib will conflict with android support on your app. I am wondering if it is necessary to do a separate lib for support appcompat. Email me if you thinking on that.

Call the default constructor passing as Datatype the class of your list objects.

recyclerView.adapter = SimpleRecyclerViewAdapter<DataType>().apply {
    itemLayout = R.layout.your_item_layout
    list = yourList
    setOnBindViewHolder { holder, dataType -> /* bind data here */ }
}

Lets have a look at some common binding examples

recyclerView.adapter = SimpleRecyclerViewAdapter<User>().apply {
    itemLayout = R.layout.item_user
    list = users
    setOnBindViewHolder { holder, user ->
        holder.findViewById<Textview>(R.id.name).text = user.name
        holder.findViewById<Textview>(R.id.age).text = user.age
        ImageLoader.with(context)
            .load(user.photo)
            .into(holder.findViewById<ImageView>(R.id.photo))
    }
}

SimpleRecyclerViewAdapter<DataType> adapter = new SimpleRecyclerViewAdapter<>();
        adapter.setItemLayout(R.layout.your_item_layot);
        adapter.setList(yourList);
        adapter.setOnBindViewHolder(new Function2<SimpleRecyclerViewAdapter.ViewHolder, DataType, Unit>() {
            @Override
            public Unit invoke(SimpleRecyclerViewAdapter.ViewHolder viewHolder, DataType data) {
                // bind data here
            }
        });
        recyclerView.setAdapter(adapter);

No casting need. I suggest you to use Android Studio code completion, to implement onBindViewHolder().

adapter.addItem(item)

adapter.setItem(item, position)

adapter.removeItem(position)

adapter.restoreItem(item, position)

Notice that these calls might require public adapter object/variable

Naturally, the adapter needs an item_layout, an list and an onBindViewHolder() implementation to display the list on screen. NONE OF THIS ARE OPTIONAL, so not setting them may lead to runtime app crash.

// this is what you need to a void
recyclerView.adapter = SimpleRecyclerViewAdapter<DataType>()

This is might be a dependency matter. Please reference to the part on the start where i talked about support libraries.

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This is part of a serie of libraries that pretend to make recyclerview usage more easy. For a touch listener please see Simple RecyclerView Touch Listener