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Usage in java

• Intialize the StatesConfigFactory singelton

  // App class onCreate
   @override
  public void onCreate() {
      super.onCreate();
      StatesConfigFactory.Companion.intialize().initDefaultViews();
      }

• You should initialize default views or just the normal view :

  • Use initDefaultViews() for intialize Normal , Error , Loading and Empty default layouts comming with the lib
  • Use initViews() to intialize just Normal View

You must use one of them after intializing StateConfigFactory

• You can init your own layouts by using

   StatesConfigFactory.Companion.intialize()
   	    .initViews()
         .setDefaultEmptyView(R.layout.empty_view)
         .setDefaultErrorView(R.layout.error_view)
         .setDefaultLoadingView(R.layout.loading_view);

• Add your custom view while intializing StateFactory

  StatesConfigFactory.Companion.intialize().addStateView(YOUR_CUSTOM_STATE_VIEW_INTEGER_CONSTANT,R.layout.your_custom_layout) ;

• Add your custome view later in your activity or fragment

  StatesConfigFactory.Companion.get().addStateView(YOUR_CUSTOM_STATE_VIEW_INTEGER_CONSTANT,R.layout.your_custom_layout);

• Finally you can use set The stateView to any view you want just with

  StateExecuterKt.setState(yourView,StatesConstants.EMPTY_STATE);

  StateExecuterKt.setState(yourView,StatesConstants.LOADING_STATE);

  StateExecuterKt.setState(yourView,StatesConstants.ERROR_STATE);

  StateExecuterKt.setState(yourView,YOUR_CUSTOM_STATE_VIEW_INTEGER_CONSTANT);

• You can go back to the content states (your original state) with

  StateExecuterKt.setState(yourView,StatesConstants.NORMAL_STATE);

• You can get view back to make any action on it

  View stateView =  SetState(Int StateConstantType);
 
  stateView.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
           @Override
           public void onClick(View v) {
             Toast.makeText(this,"On Whole view clicked do ....",Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show()                
           }
       });
  
  // Or find specific view and do action on it 
  TextView errotTxt = (TextView)v.findViewById(R.id.textError);
  errorTxt.setText("Error Message");  // Set Your error text
  // set on click listener to the view
       errorTxt.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
           @Override
           public void onClick(View v) {
             Toast.makeText(this,"On Whole view clicked do ....",Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show()                
           }
       });