This is a progress bar implemented as circle. The inner area is editable and presented as RelativeLayout, so you can put anything inside.
| app:progress_bar_size | Float |
| app:radius | Float |
| android:progress | Integer |
| android:background | Color |
| app:primary_color | Color |
| app:secondary_color | Color |
| app:outline | Boolean |
| app:outline_color | Color |
interface OnProgressChangeListener
onProgressChange(Float, Int)
| progress | Float |
| progressBarWidth | Float |
| progressChangeListener | OnProgressChangeListener? |
| radius | Float |
| isRenderOutlineCircle | Boolean |
| outlineColor | Int |
| primaryColor | Int |
| secondaryColor | Int |
| outlineColor | Int |
| duration | Int |
| time | Int |
| reset(void) |
| setCustomShader(Shader) |
| translate(int) |
override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
setContentView(R.layout.activity_main)
val progressCircle: ProgressCircle = findViewById(R.id.progress_circular)
progressCircle.progressChangeListener = this
mediaPlayer = MediaPlayer()
mediaPlayer.setDataSource("audio.mp3")
progressCircle.duration = mediaPlayer.duration
}
override fun onProgressChange(progress: Float, time: Int) {
mediaPlayer.seekTo(time * 1000)
}
| Move (forward/backward) | Move finger from (let-right) (right-left). The gesture acceleration effect move speed. So short quick swipe will move the progress more then long slow |