I want to implement a sliding Menu like FB or G+ app and I have found some sample code from FB Menu Demo and https://github.com/jfeinstein10/SlidingMenu
These are good to begin with, But I need something extra from them. Like here it works only on the click of the menu button but I want to move it by gestures as well. I want to have the behavior that there is a center view and on moving that center towards the right, one view will appear and on moving that towards left, the menu will appear. Say there are three views A,B,C and when I swipe C towards left then A appear and when I swipe C towards right then B appear. C is in the middle of A and B.
1.Middle view moves towards right
Move towards right
2.Move the middle view towards left side
Move towards left
Now my question is: What are the best practices to develop the views like that. I have heard from someone that I should use fragments and View pager as well. So how can I develop this? Is there any sample implementation done by anyone ? Any help and suggestions are appreciated.
For reference see this app which uses this type of sliding b/w views Skout app
The simplest solution may be to use android-undergarment, which has bezel swiping built in, based on the project README:
The user will also be able to control the drawer by bezel swiping from the left side of the screen to open the drawer and doing the same from the right to close it. If you want to prevent this touch functionality, you can call setDrawerEnabled(false).