Fast scroll for Android RecyclerView
and more.
This is not an officially supported Google product.
RecyclerView
, ScrollView
, NestedScrollView
and WebView
, plus any view with a ViewHelper
implementation.
This library is loosely based on the following AOSP implementations:
ListView
FastScroller
.RecyclerView
FastScroller
.RecyclerViewFastScroller
.Gradle:
implementation 'me.zhanghai.android.fastscroll:library:1.3.0'
This library uses Java 8 bytecode, so you will need to enable it in your project as well:
android {
...
// For Java projects
compileOptions {
sourceCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8
targetCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8
}
// For Kotlin projects
kotlinOptions {
jvmTarget = JavaVersion.VERSION_1_8.toString()
}
}
Simply create a FastScroller
with FastScrollerBuilder
, and enjoy!
new FastScrollerBuilder(recyclerView).build();
You can also implement PopupTextProvider
in your RecyclerView.Adapter
to show a popup.
For more customization, please use the methods on FastScrollerBuilder
. Namely:
setViewHelper()
allows providing a custom ViewHelper
to support more views.setPopupTextProvider()
allows providing a custom PopupTextProvider
if your RecyclerView.Adapter
cannot implement that interface.setPadding()
allows setting a custom padding for the scrollbar, instead of the padding of the view.setTrackDrawable()
and setThumbDrawable()
allow setting custom drawables for the scrollbar. The android:state_pressed
state will be updated for them so you can use a selector. The track drawable needs to have an intrinsic width and the thumb drawable needs to have an intrinsic size, in order to allow proper touch event handling.setPopupStyle()
allows customizing the popup view with a lambda that will receive the view.setAnimationHelper()
allows providing a custom AnimationHelper
to use an alternative scrollbar animation.disableScrollbarAutoHide()
allows disabling the auto hide animation for scrollbar. This implies using a DefaultAnimationHelper
.useDefaultStyle()
and useMd2Style()
allow using the predefined styles, which sets the drawables and popup style. useDefaultStyle()
, as its name suggests, is the default style when a FastScrollerBuilder
is created.The default ViewHelper
implementation for RecyclerView
supports both LinearLayoutManager
and GridLayoutManager
, but assumes that each item has the same height when calculating scroll, as there's no common way to deal with variable item height. If you know how to measure for scrolling in your specific case, you can provide your own ViewHelper
implementation and fast scroll will work correctly again.
If you are using any RecyclerView.ItemDecoration
that implements onDrawOver()
, you might be interested in FixItemDecorationRecyclerView
which can fix the drawing order.
If you are using any other library that makes use of RecyclerView.OnItemTouchListener
(e.g. recyclerview-selection
), you might be interested in FixOnItemTouchListenerRecyclerView
which can correctly handle cancellations when dispatching touch events to listeners. You may also want to configure this library before others so that this library can take precedence in touch event handling.
You can also refer to the sample app source for how things like window insets and lift on scroll are implemented.
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