AppListManager -
A sample app using LayoutXML's Android library "AppListManager"
Source code and Android Library used in this sample app "AppListManager": https://github.com/LayoutXML/AppListManager
Sample app that showcases most of the features can be found in "app" folder in the above repository. Application contains two independent (for the most part) activities:
MainActivity, which demonstrates these features:
• Receiving all applications (getAllApps).
• Receiving new applications (getAllNewApps and broadcast receiver).
• Receiving uninstalled applications (getAllUninstalledApps and broadcast receiver).
• Receiving some (system) applications (getSomeApps) with flags.
• Receiving all activities (with launcher intent) (getAllActivities).
• Receiving new activities (with launcher intent) (getAllNewActivities and broadcast receiver).
• Receiving uninstalled activities (with launcher intent) (getAllUninstalledActivities and broadcast receiver).
• Sorting (sort).
ListActivity, which demonstrates these features:
• Showing spinning progress bar (loading) when waiting for application/activity list.
• Receiving all applications (getAllApps).
• Receiving all activities (with launcher intent) (getAllActivities).
• Showing application/activity list on screen.
• Receiving new applications (getAllNewApps and broadcast receiver).
• Receiving new activities (with launcher intent) (getAllNewActivities and broadcast receiver).
• Updating the list on screen with new applications/activities.
• Receiving uninstalled applications (getAllUninstalledApps and broadcast receiver).
• Receiving uninstalled activities (with launcher intent) (getAllUninstalledActivities and broadcast receiver).
• Updating the list on screen without uninstalled applications/activities.
• Sorting (sort).
• Launching applications and activities.
Application uses "AppListManager" version 2.1.0
What's New in the Latest Version 2.1.0
Last updated on Dec 18, 2018 Library version 2.1.0Added a new generic type object to AppData (variable called object). It is an additional variable that you can use for your own needs. If you need multiple variables, create a new wrapper object (new type) to hold those variables. Can be used with getObject() and setObject(Object), where Object is any type.
