Build your development artifacts-introduce several plug-ins on Android Studio, androidstudio

Build your development artifacts-introduce several plug-ins on Android Studio, androidstudio

This month, I was busy with a variety of things, including projects, home trips, and travel preparation. So I should be unable to write four blogs. Today, I will introduce some useful plug-ins for Android Studio. They can help you save time or make you feel happy.

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All the following plug-ins can be found in the Idea plug-in Library. If you cannot find any plug-ins in Android Studio like me, you can install them offline, first at the IDEA plug-in site (http://plugins.jetbrains.com/category? Idea & category_id = all) Search for download, and then select Install plugin from disk in Plug-in management of Android Studio. Note: you may need to flip the wall to open it.

1. Android Parcelable code generator

As the name suggests, this is a plug-in that generates code that implements the Parcelable interface.

In your class, press alt + insert to bring up the context menu for inserting code. You will see a Parcelable below, as shown below. After you select it, the Code Implementing the Parcelable interface will be inserted in your class. No need to manually write the Parcelable code. How does it feel?

2. AndroidCodeGenerator

It introduces the code that can generate the ViewHolder and findView methods. However, I have not found the code for generating the findView method, but ViewHolder is also cool.

In the getView of your Adapter implementation class, place the cursor in the variable of the ID of your layout file, and press Alt + Insert plug-in code. You can see that there is another Create view holder, for example.

After you select it, it will generate the corresponding ViewHolder code for you based on the element with id declared in the layout file, as shown below:

        public class ViewHolder {            public final TextView time;            public final ImageView isnew;            public final TextView username;            public final TextView department;            public final ImageView enter;            public final CircleImageView avatar;            public final RelativeLayout listcontent;            public final View root;            public ViewHolder(View root) {                time = (TextView) root.findViewById(R.id.time);                isnew = (ImageView) root.findViewById(R.id.is_new);                username = (TextView) root.findViewById(R.id.username);                department = (TextView) root.findViewById(R.id.department);                enter = (ImageView) root.findViewById(R.id.enter);                avatar = (CircleImageView) root.findViewById(R.id.avatar);                listcontent = (RelativeLayout) root.findViewById(R.id.list_content);                this.root = root;            }        }

Is it convenient?

3. Android Layout ID Converter

As I did not find a way to generate findView code in the plug-in above, I found another plug-in to generate such code.

Usage: Right-click your layout file and select Convert Android layout xml from the pop-up menu, as shown in:

Then a panel is displayed, as shown below. Select the format of the Code to be generated and press OK. Then, it copies the generated code to your clipboard. Then, you are using the Activity or Fragment of the layout file, press Ctrl + V to paste the code.

4. SelectorChapek for Android

This is the plug-in used to generate Selector. Right-click the drawable folder and select Generate Android Selectors from the pop-up menu. As shown in the following figure, it will name the resources in several drawable folders, help you generate Selector code. Of course, your resource file needs to be named according to the agreed suffix. For example, the press status is _ pressed, the normal status is _ normal, and the unavailable status is _ disable. For more details, see the description file of this project on Github. The project address is https://github.com/inmite/android-selector-chapek.

5. Sexy Editor

This is the finale plug-in this article. Let's take a look at the effect:

I feel that the code is suddenly full of passion! After the installation, a Sexy Editor will be added to the Other Settings on the Settings panel. For Other usage methods, refer to the official instructions or find your own solutions. I believe that, inspired by this image, you will soon learn how to use it.

Note: This plug-in has a side effect, that is, it will become stuck after a long time, or even die. My desktop, 8 GB memory (only 300 or 400 mb in the permanent zone), will become more and more cards when switching to open files frequently, it may become OOM in half a day. When this plug-in is not used, no ide oom has been encountered. So weigh it yourself.

All the above plug-ins have been uploaded to the CSDN resources, address: http://download.csdn.net/detail/maosidiaoxian/8583491

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