UltimateMusicPicker

An Android music picker library for picking alarm, notification or ringtones sound using an Activity or a dialog.

Screenshot
Activity Dialog Dark

Gradle Dependency

Step 1. Add the JitPack repository to your build file

Add it in your root build.gradle at the end of repositories:

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

Step 2. Add the dependency

The Newest Version

dependencies {
    implementation "com.github.DeweyReed:UltimateMusicPicker:${version}"
}
Groovy

Usage

UltimateMusicPicker()
    // Picker activity action bar title or dialog title
    .windowTitle("UltimateMusicPicker")

    // Add a extra default item
    .defaultUri(uri)
    // Add default and change the default item name("Default" is used otherwise)
    .defaultTitleAndUri("My default name", uri)

    // Use this to remove the "Silent" item
    .removeSilent()

    // Select this uri
    .selectUri(uri)

    // Add some other music items(from R.raw or app's asset)
    .additional("Myself Music", uri)
    .additional("Another Music", uri)

    // Music preview stream type
    .streamType(AudioManager.STREAM_MUSIC)

    // Show device ringtones sound
    .ringtone()
    // Show device notification sound
    .notification()
    // Show device alarm sound
    .alarm()
    // Show music files from external storage.
    // Remember to add READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission to your `Manifest.xml`.
    .music()

    // Show a picker dialog
    // Remember to implement MusicPickerListener for the calling activity or fragment
    .goWithDialog(supportFragmentManager)
    // Or show a picker activity. Check below for more.
    //.goWithActivity(this, 0, MusicPickerActivity::class.java)
Kotlin

Things to remember:

  • No permission is needed(RingtoneManager is used internally) unless you use .music() to select music files in the external storage.

    If so, add READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission to your app's Manifest.xml and the library will handle permission request properlly.

  • When use .goWithDialog(supportFragmentManager), the calling class should implement MusicPickerListener to get pick result.

  • When use .goWithActivity(this, 0, MusicPickerActivity::class.java)(the thrid parameter is an Activity implementing MusicPickerListener), add MusicPickerActivity(already defined in the library) in your Manifest.xml.

    Then in the activity's onActivityResult,

    override fun onActivityResult(requestCode: Int, resultCode: Int, data: Intent?) {
    if (resultCode == Activity.RESULT_OK) {
        val title = data?.getStringExtra(UltimateMusicPicker.EXTRA_SELECTED_TITLE)
        val uri = data?.getParcelableExtra<Uri>(UltimateMusicPicker.EXTRA_SELECTED_URI)
        if (title != null && uri != null) {
            onMusicPick(uri, title)
        } else {
            onPickCanceled()
        }
    } else super.onActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data)
}
    Kotlin

Advanced Usage

The picker view is a Fragment so it can be easily used in an Activity and a dialog.

Custom Activity

Simply copy and paste MusicPickerActivity or MusicPickerDialog and create your own. You may notice it's just a wrapper for MusicPickerFragment and it can be used in many places(like in a ViewPager?)

What's more, there are two methods in the UltimateMusicPicker class to help you.

/**
  * Create a setting [Parcelable]. Useful when customize how to start activity
  */
fun buildParcelable(): Parcelable

/**
  * Put a setting [Parcelable] into a [Intent]. Useful when customize how to start activity
  */
fun putSettingIntoIntent(intent: Intent): Intent
Kotlin

Dark Theme

This library supports dark theme with a naive way. It works fine when I use AppCompatDelegate.setDefaultNightMode to toggle night theme. If this is not enough, open a issue or send a PR.

Todo List

  • AndoridX support
  • Use READ_CONTENT to select without permission

GitHub