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Least amount of effort to add multiple views in a recyclerview

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# Least
Least amount of effort to add multiple views in a recyclerview.

## LeastAdapter

```java

//adapter builder
        LeastAdapter adapter = new LeastAdapter.Builder()

// 1) bind the view types you want to display
                .binder(new UserBinder(User.class, UserViewHolderHolder.class, R.layout.layout_user))
                .binder(new BannerBinder(Banner.class, BannerViewHolderHolder.class, R.layout.layout_banner))
                .binder(new HeaderBinder(String.class, HeaderViewHolder.class, R.layout.layout_header))

// 2) add your list items
                .item("Section 1")
                .items(getUsers())

.item("Section 2")
                .items(getBanners())

.item("Section 3")
                .items(getUsers())

// 3) done
                .build(this);

```
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#### Details
The idea is that you bind an object class to a viewholder. The object class is your typical list item e.g User.class

Let's say you want to display 3 different kind of views. A **user view**, a **banner view** and a **header view**.

##### First step
Create a binder for each view type by extending the **Binder** class, like so:

```java

//Extend the binder by adding the viewholder and list item class of your view
public class UserBinder extends Binder<UserViewHolderHolder, User> {

@Override
    public void onBindViewHolder(UserViewHolderHolder holder, User user, int position) {
        holder.textView.setText(user.getName());
    }
}
```
Do the same for your other views

##### Last step
That's pretty much it. Just use the binder to your adapter like so:

```java

//set the list item class, viewholder class and the view layout id
UserBinder userBinder = new UserBinder(User.class, UserViewHolderHolder.class, R.layout.layout_user)

new LeastAdapter.Builder()
                .binder(userBinder)
                ...
                //add more views
```
Check the example for more

# Proguard
```
-keep class * extends io.c0nnector.github.least.Binder { *; }
```

# Install
**1. Add it in your build.gradle at the end of repositories:**

```
repositories { maven { url "https://jitpack.io" } }
```
	
**2. Add the dependency in the form**

```
implementation 'com.github.ArthurSav:Least:master-SNAPSHOT'
```

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