DropinButton

This class is deprecated.
Button Actions has been deprecated. Please contact Button to update your integration.

Class Overview

This is the default UI class that you will have to drop into your layout XML to display a Button.

 <com.usebutton.sdk.DropinButton
           xmlns:button="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res-auto"
           android:layout_width="match_parent"
           android:layout_height="60dp"
           android:layout_margin="10dp"
           button:btn_textColor="@color/white"
           button:btn_textSize="18dp"
       />
 

You will have to prepare the button with some context, e.g. the location information for a start or end location as shown in this example of an android.app.Activity#onCreate(Bundle). You must then pass the context to an ActionRequest with your Button ID. Once setup, you may use actions() to fetch a ButtonAction in response to your request.

    // Get the Button View
    final DropinButton buttonDropin = (DropinButton) findViewById(R.id.main_dropin);

   // Create an ActionQuery for the location you want a ride to. For this, let's assume a screen
   // showing our office location in NYC
   final ActionQuery query = ActionQuery.withSubjectLocation(new Location("Button HQ", 40.732561,-73.988068)));
   final userLocation = new LocationProvider(this).getBestLocation();
   if (userLocation != null) {
      query.setUserLocation(new Location(userLocation));
   }
   else {
      // Let's fallback to a set of coordinates here in NYC
      query.setUserLocation(new Location(40.732561, -73.988068));
   }

   // Prepare the ActionRequest with the aforementioned ActionQuery
   ActionRequest request = new ActionRequest("btn-abc123", query);

   // Fetch the ButtonAction in response to our request
   Button.actions().fetch(request, new ActionListener(){
       @Override
       public void onComplete(@Nullable ButtonAction action, @Nullable Throwable t) {
           if(action == null) return;
           buttonDropin.prepareWithAction(action);
       }
   }
 

Add a Button to your view with code.

     final DropinButton buttonDropin = new DropinButton(context);

     // Let's do some styling
     Resources res = context.getResources();
     buttonDropin.setTextSize_Button(res.getDimensionPixelSize(R.dimen.my_text_size));
     buttonDropin.setTextColor_Button(Color.RED);


     // Remember to set some layout params if you add the button to a ViewGroup that requires this.
     final LayoutParams layoutParams = new LayoutParams(MATCH_PARENT, res.getDimensionPixelSize(R.dimen.button_height));
     buttonDropin.setLayoutParams(layoutParams);
     someParentView.addView(buttonDropin);
 

Summary

Constants
int	TEXT_STYLE_LOWER
int	TEXT_STYLE_NORMAL
int	TEXT_STYLE_UPPER

Public Constructors
	DropinButton(Context context)
	DropinButton(Context context, AttributeSet attrs)
	DropinButton(Context context, AttributeSet attrs, int defStyleAttr)
	DropinButton(Context context, AttributeSet attrs, int defStyleAttr, int defStyleRes)

Public Methods
void	prepareWithAction(ButtonAction action)
void	setGravity_Button(int gravity) Set gravity of content inside the button, see android.view.Gravity for supported values.
void	setInteractionDisabled_Button(boolean disabled) Call this with true to disable any interaction on the DropinButton, this can be relevant for e.g.
void	setMinimumHeight(int minHeight)
void	setMinimumWidth(int minWidth)
void	setPaddingBottom_Button(int paddingPixels) Set the bottom padding of the button in pixels.
void	setPaddingLeft_Button(int paddingPixels) Set the left padding of the button in pixels.
void	setPaddingRight_Button(int paddingPixels) Set the right padding of the button in pixels.
void	setPaddingTop_Button(int paddingPixels) Set the top padding of the button in pixels.
void	setPadding_Button(int paddingPixels) Set the padding of the button in pixels, this will set the same padding on all four sides of the button, for controlling the individual sides, see setPaddingTop_Button(int), setPaddingRight_Button(int), setPaddingBottom_Button(int), setPaddingRight_Button(int) Equivalent to using the button:btn_padding attribute in a XML layout.
void	setStyle_Button(int textStyleFlags) Will format the button text according to the flags passed, any combination of: TEXT_STYLE_NORMAL (default), TEXT_STYLE_UPPER, TEXT_STYLE_LOWER.
void	setTextColorStates_Button(ColorStateList textColorStates) Set text color of the button in the different states (normal, pressed etc), see ColorStateList for more information on how to specify the color for each state.
void	setTextSize_Button(int textSizePixels) Set the text size inside the button.

[Expand] Inherited Methods
From class java.lang.Object Object clone() boolean equals(Object arg0) void finalize() final Class<?> getClass() int hashCode() final void notify() final void notifyAll() String toString() final void wait(long arg0, int arg1) final void wait(long arg0) final void wait()