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// Copyright 2018 The Feed Authors.
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package com.google.android.libraries.feed.piet;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.LinearLayout;
import com.google.search.now.ui.piet.PietAndroidSupport.ShardingControl;
import com.google.search.now.ui.piet.PietProto.Frame;
import com.google.search.now.ui.piet.PietProto.PietSharedState;
import java.util.List;
/**
* An adapter which manages {@link Frame} instances. Frames will contain one or more slices. This
* class has additional public methods to support host access to the primary view of the frame
* before the model is bound to the frame. A frame is basically a vertical LinearLayout of slice
* Views which are created by {@link ElementAdapter}. This Adapter is not created through a Factory
* and is managed by the host.
*/
public interface FrameAdapter {
/**
* This version of bind will support the {@link ShardingControl}. Sharding allows only part of the
* frame to be rendered. When sharding is used, a frame is one or more LinearLayout containing a
* subset of the full set of slices defined for the frame.
*/
void bindModel(
Frame frame,
int frameWidthPx,
/*@Nullable*/ ShardingControl shardingControl,
List<PietSharedState> pietSharedStates);
void unbindModel();
/**
* Return the LinearLayout managed by this FrameAdapter. This method can be used to gain access to
* this view before {@code bindModel} is called.
*/
LinearLayout getFrameContainer();
/**
* Trigger any actions that occur on the view being hidden. This is also called by unbind(); it
* only needs to be called independently in cases where the view goes offscreen but stays bound.
* Piet hide/show action handling is idempotent, so calling this multiple times in a row will only
* trigger each action once.
*/
void triggerHideActions();
/** Trigger all visibility-related actions, filtered on the actual visibility of the view. */
void triggerViewActions(View viewport);
}