1.3

Commons

• Introducing MenuSheetView! This is a SheetView that can represent a menu resource as a list or grid.
  • A list can support submenus, and will include a divider and header for them where appropriate. Grids currently don't support submenus and don't in the Material Design spec either.
  • You can retrieve the underlying Menu instance via getMenu() and dynamically add your own items. Just make sure you call updateMenu() after you're done!

MenuSheetView menuSheetView =
        new MenuSheetView(MenuActivity.this, menuType, "Create...", new MenuSheetView.OnMenuItemClickListener() {
            @Override
            public boolean onMenuItemClick(MenuItem item) {
                Toast.makeText(MenuActivity.this, item.getTitle(), Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
                if (bottomSheetLayout.isSheetShowing()) {
                    bottomSheetLayout.dismissSheet();
                }
                return true;
            }
        });
menuSheetView.inflateMenu(R.menu.create);
bottomSheetLayout.showWithSheetView(menuSheetView);

• Commons sheets have an appropriate shadow and elevation now. Unfortunately, we can't build this into BottomSheetLayout, but we've added a recipe explaining how to add this to your own sheets.
  • Issue #4

BottomSheetLayout

• Back press handling is handled now. Default behavior is to dismiss the entire sheet on back press, regardless of state. You can customize this via a new setPeekOnDismiss(boolean) API. Setting this to true will cause an expanded sheet collapse to the peeked state on back press, rather than dismissing.
  • PR #14, issue #10
  • Thanks to @iPaulPro and @evant for the discussion on this

Sample

• We've given the sample a little UI refresh and made it easier to add more commons examples in the future.

Enjoy!