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SingpassWebViewClient is an extension of androidx.webViewClientCompat that handles opening of Singpass app upon clicking on a supported url.

SingpassWebViewClient is an extension of androidx.webViewClientCompat that handles opening of Singpass app upon clicking on a supported url.

Toolbar with circular animation when clicking in the search menu item

ClickNumberPicker is a very simple view to pick up some value by clicking or swiping.

JUnitDiff creates a HTML table from JUnit results. Rows are tests, columns are runs. Clicking the statuses reveals a pop-up with the logs and the stacktrace if any.

Provides basic WebDriver steps for opening windows, switching windows, rotating, scrolling, clicking, typing, extracting element values, and support for taking screenshots.

This library aims to help making notification popups easy to manage. It takes care of placing, ordering and killing of notifications automatically by time as well as manually by mouse clicking.

Payload is a tool to create self-extracting jars. It begins by contracting a series of files into the new target jar, then that jar may be self-executed, ie) java -jar or double-clicking, to unpack it. In addition a .properties file may be provided which specifies search and replace operations to perform on unpacked files.

The WicketStuff Multi-Text input is a Javascript widget which mimics the To: input in Apple's Mail.app, or the >fb:multi-friend-input< input from Facebook. Essentially, the user may type a piece of text into the input then hit the enter key to have the text added to the input in a rounded box. The user may delete the texted entered by either clicking on an x button within the rounded box, or hitting the backspace button to highlight the text, then clicking backspace again to delete it. Two sets of hidden inputs are used to keep track of the text added to the input and the text deleted.

The WicketStuff Multi-Text input is a Javascript widget which mimics the To: input in Apple's Mail.app, or the >fb:multi-friend-input< input from Facebook. Essentially, the user may type a piece of text into the input then hit the enter key to have the text added to the input in a rounded box. The user may delete the texted entered by either clicking on an x button within the rounded box, or hitting the backspace button to highlight the text, then clicking backspace again to delete it. Two sets of hidden inputs are used to keep track of the text added to the input and the text deleted.