os-thm-sketchware

os-thm implementation for sketchware.

What is os-thm?

os-thm is a simple library used to manage themes that can be applied globaly.

Original GitHub Repository

NOTE: THIS REPOSITORY IS DEPRECATED, USE OS-THM-SKETCHWARE SKETCHUB PROJECT INSTEAD.

Implementing os-thm

There are 2 ways of implementing os-thm to your sketchware app:

1. Injecting the osthm library
2. Using ASD

Injecting the osthm library

To implement os-thm to your sketchware app,

• Add your package in the first line of osthm.java

  Example:

  package my.newproject23.yay;
  
  // osthm.java contents //

• Grant READ and WRITE External storage permission.

• Inject the osthm.java file, and ignore the os-thm-sketchware-asd.java

And you're all set!

Using ASD

• Create a new activity named osthm
• Grant READ and WRITE External storage permission.
• Add an ASD block in onCreate ontop of the File block you placed
• Copy and paste the os-thm-sketchware-asd.java file into the ASD, and ignore the osthm.java

To grant storage permission, you can use external tools, or write something in a random temporal file and then delete that file.

Note: We suggest you to check if the user denied the dialog because if the permission is denied, os-thm will not work.

And you're all set!

Using os-thm

Here is an example code to apply theme to your sketchware app:

Note: For the people using ASD to implement os-thm, replace the osthm word into OsthmActivity, Because sketchware is concating the word Activity after the given text, and uppercasing the first letter.

// Put this in onStart

// Getting current applied theme
osthm.Theme currentTheme = osthm.getCurrentTheme();

// Applying color to the ActionBar
getSupportActionBar().setBackgroundDrawable(new android.graphics.drawable.ColorDrawable(currentTheme.colorPrimary));

// Applying color to the StatusBar
// Check if the android version is 5+
if (android.os.Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= android.os.Build.VERSION_CODES.LOLLIPOP) {
    android.view.Window window = getWindow();
    window.addFlags(android.view.WindowManager.LayoutParams.FLAG_DRAWS_SYSTEM_BAR_BACKGROUNDS);
    window.setStatusBarColor(currentTheme.colorPrimaryDark);
}

// Applying color to the FAB
_fab.setBackgroundTintList(android.graphics.drawable.ColorDrawable.valueOf(currentTheme.colorAccent));

// Applying ripple color to the FAB
_fab.setRippleColor(currentTheme.colorControlHighlight);

// etc.

Don't understand what are the colors means? Click Here

Still don't understand? Download the os-thm Theme Manager, and try playing around with the Theme Editor to determine which colors point to which.

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Documentation written by Iyxan23.

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