Persons databse

[gmiklay]

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[emresaracoglu]

Hello,

What is the feature of this?
It is shown on a different page for the details of the person, right?

[gmiklay]

Hello,

Sorry for this Pull Request. It wasn't intentional. When I forked a repo from someone else and git push-ed to it, it pushed to my own forked repo by default.
But after a while github changed something and the git push went to the original repo by default. I made some accidental git push before I realized what's happening.

Sorry

[emresaracoglu]

Hello,

Sorry for this Pull Request. It wasn't intentional. When I forked a repo from someone else and git push-ed to it, it pushed to my own forked repo by default.
But after a while github changed something and the git push went to the original repo by default. I made some accidental git push before I realized what's happening.

Sorry

I understand, well; for example, you searched. When you touch any person in the search result, it shows the details of that person, is not it?

[gmiklay]

Hello,
Sorry for this Pull Request. It wasn't intentional. When I forked a repo from someone else and git push-ed to it, it pushed to my own forked repo by default.
But after a while github changed something and the git push went to the original repo by default. I made some accidental git push before I realized what's happening.
Sorry

I understand, well; for example, you searched. When you touch any person in the search result, it shows the details of that person, is not it?

Look it was a year ago, and at the moment we're in Ravi Tamada's github repo. Long story short: I used this rxJava search in my project, just to see how to implement into my app. I remember at first I made a PersonBook application, in Java which implemented this rxJava search. I will make my PersonBook public, so you can see it.

But later I started Kotlin and basically rewrote PersonBook to RestApiBrowser. And also replaced this rxJava search function with Kotlin's Coroutine.

[gmiklay]

Hello,
Sorry for this Pull Request. It wasn't intentional. When I forked a repo from someone else and git push-ed to it, it pushed to my own forked repo by default.
But after a while github changed something and the git push went to the original repo by default. I made some accidental git push before I realized what's happening.
Sorry

I understand, well; for example, you searched. When you touch any person in the search result, it shows the details of that person, is not it?

Look it was a year ago, and at the moment we're in Ravi Tamada's github repo. Long story short: I used this rxJava search in my project, just to see how to implement into my app. I remember at first I made a PersonBook application, in Java which implemented this rxJava search. I will make my PersonBook public, so you can see it.

But later I started Kotlin and basically rewrote PersonBook to RestApiBrowser. And also replaced this rxJava search function with Kotlin's Coroutine.

So, if yout goto: https://github.com/gmiklay/PersonBook

BAck to your question ("When you touch any person in the search result, it shows the details of that person, is not it?): I don't remember if I finished the functionality or not, but this behaviour what you wrote should happen.

[gmiklay]

RestApiBrowser: PersonsBaseFragment.kt

private fun getSearchViewTextWatcher(searchViewCodeBlock: ()-> Unit) = object : SearchView.OnQueryTextListener {
	private var searchJob: CompletableJob = Job()
	override fun onQueryTextSubmit(s: String): Boolean {return true}
	override fun onQueryTextChange(s: String): Boolean {//start search
		searchJob.cancel()
		if (s.isNotEmpty()) {
			searchJob = Job()
			mainCoroutineScope.launch(searchJob) {
				delay(userPreferenceValue(UI_REACTION_DELAY_KEY) as Long)
				paginationState = PaginationState()
				recyclerAdapter.resetRecyclerView()
				paginationState.searchString = s
				recyclerAdapter.searchString = s
				searchViewCodeBlock()
			}
		}
		return true
	}
}

Basically this function is responsible for the search to start after some inactivity from the user (delay(userPreferenceValue(UI_REACTION_DELAY_KEY) as Long)), or to wait for another time if the user entered a new character.

[gmiklay]

if you have any questions about these samples just ask me.

I hoped I could help.

Gábor

[emresaracoglu]

Great, thank you for your information. I needed something like this in my project and I think I will do it with your help, thank you for advance.

[gmiklay]

No problem. I'm glad I could help.

[gmiklay]

In the meantime I found this and made public: https://github.com/gmiklay/PersonsApplication

Maybe it contains something useful.

[emresaracoglu]

In the meantime I found this and made public: https://github.com/gmiklay/PersonsApplication

Maybe it contains something useful.

Thank you 👍

[gmiklay]

I've made PersonBook and PersonApplication private, cause these are not something I'd like to present.

If you're still interested I can share them with you. Just write me.

[emresaracoglu]

I've made PersonBook and PersonApplication private, cause these are not something I'd like to present.

If you're still interested I can share them with you. Just write me.

When I got the 404 error, I thought you would give up. I would be incredibly happy if you share.

[gmiklay]

It's done!

[emresaracoglu]

It's done!

Thank you!

[gmiklay]

https://github.com/gmiklay/RestApiBrowser
This is the latest (3rd) version of these 2 application (PersonBook and PersonApplication). Check this out also. It also works with rest_api_demo. Not 100% polished, I'm gonna make the necessary changes soon.

[gmiklay]

We can see, how I got from Persons Database's minimal code of mine + ravi's code in Java, through the PersonsBook, to the RestApiBrowser's Kotlin code + rest_api_demo's Php+MySql backend with authentication. Quite a transformation.