BaseFragment takes care of layout inflation and provides onLayoutInit, a convenient callback to initialize your layout views in.
Usage of BaseFragment:
class <YourFragment> :
BaseFragment(R.layout.<your_fragment_layout>) // extend it, pass your layout
{
// use this callback to initialize your views. no need for onCreateView, onViewCreated.
override fun onLayoutInit() {
val text1 = requireView().findViewById<TextView>(R.id.text1).apply {
text = "foo"
}
// or with Android ktx (which allows us to use views from your layout easily and
// type-safely without findViewById) :
// text1.text = "foo"
}
...
}