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commitfe769c76643ee7c93767f8e245d0eff6067b7866[log] [tgz]
authorNick Ning <nickning@google.com>Fri May 20 21:04:09 2022 +0000
committerNick Ning <nickning@google.com>Tue Jun 21 15:34:19 2022 +0000
tree0942b337a71a1c6897ee6d4d2bb6c99811519ce7
parent242e961f72d786eef45dd9712b86afece34a7a65 [diff]
List Template: Add 4 list styles in demo with support to the Collapsed views.

Implement the following features in for List Demo and List Template:

1. Added 4 List Styles by UX design in demo using List Template.

  1). The Full Action style shows full list with header, header action button, and spacer between items.
  2). The No Action style is the Full Action style without action button in the header.
  3). The No Header style is the No Action style with no header and no list item front icon.
  4). The Brief style is the No Header style with no list item label and no spacer between list items.

All styles are using the same data set and list template.

2. Added the Collapsed View template viewable for each List Style when shrinking the list view. The optional header icon button is set to add an item as an example. The Expanded View inherits the same helper button which allows the removal of the "Add item" button in the List template.

3. Only the first items text is shown without the item icon and action button in the Collapsed view template.

4. The ListTemplateData's button is changed to the more general TemplateButton instead of the TemplateTextButton to allow image button to be used. List and List Item Glance Modifiers are added to API data enable more list view control such as spacer fine tuning.

5. Since the List remains the same for both Horizontal and Vertical views in design, they are combined for TemplateMode cases.

6. List "title" is not used in UX design and is removed in the demo. Can use Header text for its purpose. However it is still supported in List Template.

Bug: 232938142
Test: List Template Demo integration test
Relnote: Add List Template support to list styles and collapsed view.
Change-Id: I50cdc75d8f72916fafa327fc85851f97b1856633
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