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The Bat edited this page Apr 3, 2017
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Welcome to the MarkupAndroid wiki!
So, this library is for highlighting or adding note to a particular text.
Add this in the project level build.gradle:
repositories{
....
maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }
}
and this in the module's build.gradle:
compile 'com.github.shree-vastava:MarkupAndroid:v1.0'
If you want to add multiple Highlights in a page, create highlight objects (The model class is provided in the library), and keep adding the objects in a list.. Voila!! there you have all the highlights..
HighlightModel model = new HighlightModel(); // creating a model object, model class from library.
model.setStartIdx(textView.getSelectionStart());// start index of text you want to highlight
model.setEndIdx(textView.getSelectionEnd());// end index of text you want to highlight
model.setColor(Color.BLUE); // color of highlight
highList.add(model); // Adding the object in a list for example : List<HighlightModel>
MarkupAndorid markUp = new MarkupAndorid(); //creating an object of library class
markUp.highlight(MainActivity.this,textView,highList); //calling the function to highlight
If you want to add multiple Notesin a page, create Notes objects (The model class is provided in the library), and keep adding the objects in a list.. Voila!! there you have all the Notes..
NotesModel model = new NotesModel(); //create object of notes model class
model.setStartIdx(textView.getSelectionStart()); // setting start index
model.setEndIdx(textView.getSelectionEnd()); //setting end index
model.setNote("Aquaman Sucks!"); //setting text note thath you want to add
notesList.add(model); //adding in a list
MarkupAndorid markUp = new MarkupAndorid(); //create library class object
markUp.addNote(MainActivity.this,textView,notesList); //calling method to add note
MarkupAndorid markUp = new MarkupAndorid();
markUp.addAll(MainActivity.this,textView,notesList,highList); //notesList and highList are the lists of corresponding objects. exactly like in the above examples