maksim88/ PasswordEditText

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Description

A custom EditText with a switchable icon which shows or hides the password

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Deprecated

Name: PasswordEditText
Brand: PasswordEditText
SKU: //maksim88/PasswordEditText
Rating: 2.8275 (431 reviews)

This library is deprecated now as there is an official way to use the password toggle with the

TextInputLayout

(inside the support library starting with version

24.2.0

). ```

</android.support.design.widget.TextInputLayout ``` For more information check the official docs.

Password EditText

A simple extension to the standard Android EditText which shows an icon on the right side of the field and lets the user toggle the visibility of the password he puts in.

NOTE

Support-library versions

24.2.0

and upwards now have built-in functionality to show an eye icon and toggle password visibility (For more info see docs). You can nevertheless still use this lib, maybe because you want some of the features that the built-in approach does not have.

How does it look like?

Usage

For a complete sample you can check out the sample project provided within.

In short: Just include the

PasswordEditText

instead of the standard EditText and you are good to go.

You can also wrap

PasswordEditText

inside a

TextInputLayout

to get a material design moving label on top:

    <com.maksim88.passwordedittext.passwordedittext android:id="@+id/input_password" android:layout_width="match_parent" android:layout_height="wrap_content" android:inputtype="textPassword" android:hint="Password"></com.maksim88.passwordedittext.passwordedittext>
</android.support.design.widget.textinputlayout>

Note: be sure to include the design library to use

TextInputLayout

. (for more details see

sample

)

You can also use

TextInputLayout

to achieve an even prettier

setError()

dialog using

setErrorEnabled(true)

on the outer

TextInputLayout

and then calling

setError()

on it. This underlines the text and shows an error message underneath the text.

Customize

You can add your own custom icons which are shown on the right side of the

EditText

Do this by first adding the custom namespace to your root layout, e.g.:

xml

After that you can add the icons with the attributes

app:pet_iconShow

and

app:pet_iconHide

You can also set toggle the monospace Font inside the

PasswordEditTexts

with

app:pet_nonMonospaceFont

Another customization is to just toggle the visibility of the password when the icon is hovered with

app:pet_hoverShowsPw

If you do not like the alpha, that is set to all the icons, you can disable it using

app:pet_disableIconAlpha

NOTE: alpha values are taken from the material design guidelines (https://www.google.com/design/spec/components/text-fields.html#text-fields-password-input)

For a working example of the different customizations check out the

activity_main.xml

inside the

sample

project.

Download

The library is available from

jcenter()

, so all you need to do is include it in your apps

build.gradle

dependencies {
          compile 'com.maksim88:PasswordEditText:v0.9'
  }

Alternatively you can use

jitpack.io

: More info here: https://jitpack.io/#maksim88/PasswordEditText

Questions?

If you have any questions feel free to open a github issue with a 'question' label

License

Licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE.