groovy-toolkit

Some tools that I used in Android Developing or life

1. Json2Request

read a json, and parse it to java classes : **Request, **Parser, **Response

1.1 usage

paster the json strings to the "test2.json" file
run the command

groovy json_2_req_resp.groovy

Ok, now we have the java classes

1.2 NOTE

this json2Request tool has a strong connnection with the network framework in your app.
different projects may have to adjust some code to generate the right Request/Response java class.

#1.3 Result the script will auto generate three java classes: **Request, **Parser, **Response.
(If your project are not same as mine, you can custom the script for your own project.)

2. AutoFindViewById

2.1 rules

the id of view should be "view_page_function". And the name of class member would be like "viewFunction".
For example:

<TextView android:id="@+id/tv_pay_bank_name" ... />

would be named :

private TextView tvBankName;

if the id of view ends with "_x", it means it will not be listed as a member in Class
if the id of view ends with "_c", it means it will be listed as a member in Class, and it will be add the OnClickListener
"android:id" should be the first attribute of a View in the layout xml file

2.2 usage

paste your layout xml content to "layout.xml"
run the "auto_findview.bat", or "auto_findview.bat"

2.3 result

private Button btnSendSms;
private TextView tvBankError;
private EditText etInputPwd;

etInputPwd = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.et_pay_input_pwd);
tvBankError = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.tv_pay_bank_error);
btnSendSms = (Button) findViewById(R.id.btn_pay_send_sms_c);
btnSendSms.setOnClickListener(this);

@Override
public void onClick(View v) {
	switch (v.getId()) {
		case R.id.btn_pay_send_sms_c:
			
			break;
		default:
			break;
	}
}

All you have to do is copy these lines to you own Activity file

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