User Guide

ProcessButton behavior is very similar to android ProgressBar. Main point is to use setProgress method to set progress from 0 to 100 and declare progress indicator style via custom:progressStyle="action".

ProcessButton - has three states:

• Idle - android:background and android:text is displayed
• In Progress - custom:progressDrawable and custom:progressText is displayed
• Complete - custom:completeDrawable and custom:completeText is displayed

Declare ProcessButton inside your layout

 <com.dd.processbutton.ProcessButton
    android:id="@+id/btnSignIn"
    android:layout_width="match_parent"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:background="@drawable/btn_blue_selector"
    android:text="Sign in"
    custom:completeDrawable="@drawable/rect_green"
    custom:completeText="Success"
    custom:progressDrawable="@drawable/rect_purple"
    custom:progressText="Loading"
    custom:progressStyle="action"/>
            
<!--drawable which will be displayed when loading is complete-->
custom:completeDrawable="@drawable/rect_green"
<!--text which will be displayed when loading is complete-->
custom:completeText="Success"
<!--drawable which will be displayed when loading is in progress-->
custom:progressDrawable="@drawable/rect_purple"
<!--text which will be displayed when loading is in progress-->
custom:progressText="Loading"
<!--progress indicator - action, submit, generate-->
custom:progressStyle="action"

Control it via Java code

ProcessButton btnSignIn = (ProcessButton) findViewById(R.id.btnSignIn);

// no progress
button.setProgress(0);
// progressDrawable cover 50% of button width, progressText is shown
button.setProgress(50);
// progressDrawable cover 75% of button width, progressText is shown
button.setProgress(75);
// completeDrawable & completeText is shown
button.setProgress(100);