Android-ProgressViewsLib

Android library with custom Progress Bars in different shapes.

##DemoProgressViewsLibApp DemoProgressViewsLibApp is sample app with progressviewslib, Android library which is collection of custom views that represents ProgressBars in different shapes. It is easy to understand, to integrate and to customize it. At the moment there are four different types:

-CircleProgressBar

-CircleSegmentBar

-ArcProgressBar

-LineProgressBar(vertical or horizontal)

All ProgressViews can be easy customized by your needs, through a wide range of methods or through xml.

#Implementation In https://github.com/natasam/DemoProgressViewsLibApp you have example with all four views in role of ProgressBar and how to customize them. Basic implementation through xml would be, for example for CircleProgressBar:

<com.natasa.progressviews.CircleProgressBar
            android:id="@+id/circle_progress"
            android:layout_width="130dp"
            android:layout_height="130dp"
            app:bar_width="12dp"
            app:bar_color="#b5b6b9"
            app:progress=55
            app:progress_color="#d3f115"
            app:progress_width="10dp" />

or you can add it programmatically in your class:

 CircleProgressBar circleProgressBar = new CircleProgressBar(this);
        ((ViewGroup) findViewById(R.id.rlContainer)).addView(circleProgressBar);
        circleProgressBar.setProgress(65);
        circleProgressBar.setWidth(200);
        circleProgressBar.setWidthProgressBackground(25);
        circleProgressBar.setWidthProgressBarLine(25);
        circleProgressBar.setText("Loading...");
        circleProgressBar.setTextSize(30);
        circleProgressBar.setBackgroundColor(Color.LTGRAY);
        circleProgressBar.setProgressColor(Color.RED);

set linear gradient for progress with default colors or add your array of colors:

        circleProgressBar.setLinearGradientProgress(true);
or
        circleProgressBar.setLinearGradientProgress(true, colors_array);

add progress listener on every ProgressView to track progress if you want:

circleProgressBar.setOnProgressViewListener(new OnProgressViewListener() {
            @Override
            public void onFinish() {
                //do something on progress finish
                circleProgressBar.setText("done!");
                // circleProgressBar.resetProgressBar();
            }

            @Override
            public void onProgressUpdate(float progress) {
                circleProgressBar.setText("" + (int) progress);

            }
        });

set start position for CircleProgressBar progress with setStartPositionInDegrees(ProgressStartPoint position),
or in degrees: setStartPositionInDegrees(int degrees)

set progress with rounded edges with:

   circleProgressBar.setRoundEdgeProgress(true) 

for convenience, you can always cast them as ProgressShape:

   ProgressViewFactory pv = new ProgressViewFactory(this);
        ProgressShape progres = pv.getShape(ShapeType.ARC);
        addView((View) progres);

All of them extend ProgressView class which extends View and also implements ProgressShape interface. So you have a lot of possibilities to use them as you wish.

you can set all Progress views as indeterminate progress with infinite animation and speed of animation as parametar:

       progressBar.setProgressIndeterminateAnimation(2000);

#Library Library is available here: https://github.com/natasam/android-progressviewslib