Android-code-snap

Screenshot

Supported languages

• java
• python
• javascript
• c
• c++
• rust
• php
• html
• css
• kotlin
• typescript
• csharp
• gradle
• markdown(not work fix soon)
• go
• swift
• dart
• ruby
• scala
• perl
• r
• matlab
• lua
• yaml
• json
• xml
• zig

Note

• It is currently a test program, but will become a library in the future.

Features

• Screenshot capability in Png, jpg, webp format
• Format and screenshot
• Custom theme
• Custom editor

How to using

• adding to settings.gradle

dependencyResolutionManagement {
		repositoriesMode.set(RepositoriesMode.FAIL_ON_PROJECT_REPOS)
		repositories {
			mavenCentral()
			maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }
		}
	}

• adding to build.gradle

dependencies {
	 implementation ('com.github.HanzoDev1375:Android-code-snap:1.1.2'){
       exclude group: "org.jetbrains", module: "annotations"
       exclude group: "org.jetbrains", module: "annotations-java5"
     }
    }

how to use in project??

adding xml in your activity

  <ir.ninjacoder.codesnap.LayoutGroup
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_marginEnd="8dp"
    android:layout_marginStart="8dp"
    android:id="@+id/editor"
    android:layout_gravity="center" />

How to Using in java

  private LayoutGroup editor;
  
  editor.setType(#LangType);
  
  editor.takeScreenshot();
  editor.takeScreenshot(#FormatImage); //png webp jpg pdf 
  editor.getEditor().showLineNumber(#Boolean);
  
  //set full font
  editor.getEditor().setFont(#TypeFace);
  //setEditor font 
  editor.getEditor().setTypeFaceEditor(#TypeFace);
  //setLineNumberFont
  editor.getEditor().setTypeFaceLineNumber(#TypeFace);
  //how to make custom theme? see class #ColorHelper
  editor.getEditor().setColorHelper(#ColorHelper);
  //how to select theme ?
  editor.setTheme(#ThemeManager);
   //see other method in MainActivity
  editor.setText(#String);
  // adding 1.1.1
  editor.setShowHighlighterBracket(#boolean);

Custom Theme

• If you don't have an application class, create one. This is an example.

import android.app.Application;
import ir.ninjacoder.codesnap.colorhelper.ThemeLoader;

public class App extends Application {
  @Override
  public void onCreate() {
    super.onCreate();
    ThemeLoader.init(this);
    // TODO: Implement this method
  }
}

• Then call ThemeLoader.in(this); like the code above to create a custom theme.
• Then in Android Manifest adding android:name=".App" or name your app class note adding in tag application
• Then the method LayoutGroup#setThemeCustom Call and submit the theme path Currently, one custom theme is supported, in the future, multiple themes will be supported if the project is supported.

How to create a theme custom?

{
  "keyword": "#FFBD93F9",
  "operator": "#FFFF5555",
  "method": "#FF50FA7B",
  "variable": "#FF8BE9FD",
  "symbol": "#FFFFB86C",
  "comment": "#FF6272A4",
  "lastdot": "#FFFFAE77",
  "lastsymi": "#FFFF79C6",
  "uppercase": "#FFE8A2FF",
  "textnormal": "#FFF8F8F2",
  "prebrak": "#FFFF6E6E",
  "predot": "#FF5EF38C",
  "strings": "#FFF1FA8C",
  "linenumbercolor": "#FF9999CC",
  "bracketcolor": "#33FF79C6",
  "htmlkeyword": "#FFFF79C6",
  "htmlattr": "#FF50FA7B",
  "csskeyword": "#FFBD93F9",
  "cssoprator": "#FFFF79C6",
  "cardbackground": "#FF1E1F29",
  "cardstorkecolor": "#FF44475A"
}

• using in json