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A color selection library for Android
Spectrum
Spectrum is an Android library that makes it easy to let your user pick from a list of colors.



Download
Download with Gradle:
compile 'com.thebluealliance:spectrum:0.7.1'
The library is hosted on both Bintray (JCenter) and Maven Central; use whichever you prefer.
repositories {
jcenter()
}
Features
-
SpectrumDialog
with Builder pattern -
SpectrumPreference
for easily adding color selection to your app's preferences- Can be added either in XML or programatically
-
SpectrumPreferenceCompat
for use with the preference support library -
SpectrumPalette
for integrating a color selection view into any part of your app
Deploying to Bintray
First, make sure the project's information is configured correctly in the ext
block in spectrum/build.gradle
. Next, put your Bintray information in your local.properties
file; you will need to define bintray.user
, bintray.apikey
, and bintray.gpg.password
.
To deploy the artifacts, run the following commands. The first is a dry run to make sure the artifacts can be built correctly. The second actually deploys to Bintray.
./gradlew install
./gradlew bintray
For a more thorough introduction on how to distribute libraries through jCenter and Maven Central, please see http://inthecheesefactory.com/blog/how-to-upload-library-to-jcenter-maven-central-as-dependency/en.
Developers
- Nathan Walters (@nwalters512)