Navigation-foldable sample
androidx.navigation component has been updated to support foldable, dual-screen and large-screen devices.
SlidingPaneLayout now is used under the hood in this component and enables list-detail capabilities.
This feature is useful when we want to create navigation paths where we go from A to B, following A and B a common list-detail navigation pattern.
This sample app uses the following components:
For more information, Navigation component uses under the hood:
And SlidingPaneLayout uses:
How does it work?
On single screen mode on Surface Duo (or single screen devices or multi-window mode on other foldables), a list of
buttons is shown, when clicked on one, a right pane overlaps the list adding a new navigation step.
When the app is spanned across displays on Surface Duo and other foldables or on large-screen devices, we will the navigation steps (A and B / list-detail) shown side by side.
Examples
App running on a dual-screen device:
Surface Duo showing A-navigation-step/list pane on single screen mode
Surface Duo showing the B-navigation-step/detail pane on single screen mode
Surface Duo showing A and B navigation-steps/list-detail panes side by side on dual-screen (spanned) portrait mode
Surface Duo showing A and B navigation-steps/list-detail panes side by side on dual-screen (spanned) landscape mode
App running on a foldable device:
Foldable device showing A and B navigation-steps/list-detail panes side by side on portrait mode
Foldable device showing A and B navigation-steps/list-detail panes side by side on landscape mode
Foldable device showing A abd B navigation-steps/list-detail panes on multi-window on portrait mode
Foldable device showing A-navigation-step/list pane on multi-window on landscape mode
Foldable device showing B-navigation-step/detail pane on multi-window on landscape mode
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