Quickly start the Agentweb framework to easily build a Java class library
AgentWeb is a WebView -based Java class library, which aims to easily build a web browser function in Android applications.This article will introduce the fast entry guide of the Agentweb framework to help readers quickly understand and use the framework to develop and apply.
The fast entry of the Agentweb framework mainly includes the following aspects:
1. Environmental settings:
Before starting to use AgentWeb, first of all, you need to introduce the relying on the Agentweb framework in the project's built.gradle file.You can add AgentWeb to the project through the following code:
implementation 'com.just.agentweb:agentweb:4.1.0'
2. Initialize agentweb:
Before using AgentWeb, initialization is needed in Activity or Fragment.You can add the following code to the onCreate method of Activity:
AgentWeb mAgentWeb = AgentWeb.with(this)
.setAgentWebParent(viewGroup, new LinearLayout.LayoutParams(-1, -1))
.useDefaultIndicator()
.createAgentWeb()
.ready()
.go("http://www.example.com");
The above code will create an Agentweb instance and associate it with the specified ViewGroup.In this example, we use Linearlayout as a parent container and use the default progress indicator.
3. WebView function customization:
AgentWeb provides a wealth of WebView function customization options, which can be configured as needed.For example, we can customize WebSettings, Webchromeclient, WebViewClient, etc.Here are some commonly used function customization methods:
// Set WebView's webSettings
mAgentWeb.getAgentWebSettings().getWebSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true);
// Set WebView's webchromeclient
mAgentWeb.getWebCreator().getWebView().setWebChromeClient(new WebChromeClient() {
// ...
});
// Set WebView WebViewClient
mAgentWeb.getWebCreator().getWebView().setWebViewClient(new WebViewClient() {
// ...
});
// Set the progress indicator
mAgentWeb.getIndicatorController().setIndicator(new BaseIndicatorView(this) {
// ...
});
4. Webview Life cycle management:
The Agentweb framework can automatically manage the life cycle of WebView to avoid memory leakage and other related issues.In the life cycle method of Activity or Fragment, you can use the following code to manage the life cycle of WebView:
@Override
protected void onPause() {
super.onPause();
mAgentWeb.getWebLifeCycle().onPause();
}
@Override
protected void onResume() {
super.onResume();
mAgentWeb.getWebLifeCycle().onResume();
}
@Override
protected void onDestroy() {
super.onDestroy();
mAgentWeb.getWebLifeCycle().onDestroy();
}
5. Other common functions:
AgentWeb also provides some other common functions, such as processing download files, calling JavaScript, processing web title, etc.For specific usage, please refer to the official documentation and example code of Agentweb.
Through the above steps, readers can quickly get started with the AGENTWEB framework and easily build a web browser function in Android applications.Please note that this article only provides basic use of the Agentweb framework. For more detailed functions and usage, you can refer to the official documentation and example code.