MaterialShowcaseView

This library is heavily inspired by the original ShowcaseView library.

Since Google introduced the Material design philosophy I have seen quite a few apps with a nice clean, flat showcase view (the Youtube app is a good example). The only library out there however is the original one. This was a great library for a long time but the theming is now looking a bit dated.

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MaterialShowcaseView

Gradle

Add the jitpack repo to your your project's build.gradle at the end of repositories

/build.gradle

allprojects {
	repositories {
		jcenter()
		maven { url "https://jitpack.io" }
	}
}
Groovy

Then add the dependency to your module's build.gradle:

/app/build.gradle

compile 'com.github.deano2390:MaterialShowcaseView:1.2.0'
Groovy

NOTE: Some people have mentioned that they needed to add the @aar suffix to get it to resolve from JitPack:

compile 'com.github.deano2390:MaterialShowcaseView:1.2.0@aar'
Groovy

How to use

This is the basic usage of a single showcase view, you should check out the sample app for more advanced usage.


	// single example
	new MaterialShowcaseView.Builder(this)
		.setTarget(mButtonShow)
		.setDismissText("GOT IT")
		.setContentText("This is some amazing feature you should know about")
		.setDelay(withDelay) // optional but starting animations immediately in onCreate can make them choppy
		.singleUse(SHOWCASE_ID) // provide a unique ID used to ensure it is only shown once
		.show();
                
                
                
                
	// sequence example            
	ShowcaseConfig config = new ShowcaseConfig();
	config.setDelay(500); // half second between each showcase view

	MaterialShowcaseSequence sequence = new MaterialShowcaseSequence(this, SHOWCASE_ID);

	sequence.setConfig(config);

	sequence.addSequenceItem(mButtonOne,
		"This is button one", "GOT IT");

	sequence.addSequenceItem(mButtonTwo,
		"This is button two", "GOT IT");

	sequence.addSequenceItem(mButtonThree,
		"This is button three", "GOT IT");

	sequence.start();
Java

Why Jitpack

Publishing libraries to Maven is a chore that takes time and effort. Jitpack.io allows me to release without ever leaving GitHub so I can release easily and more often.

GitHub