Abstract
Sometimes, we might have time as a configuration value. Sure thing that a timestamp most probably will be of a Long time. Thus, a TextTool could be used to represent it. Though, using the text tool, in this case, might not be handy, especially for high values.
A TimeTool was implemented in #20. It helps the library consumer manipulate easily time tool values by adding a good UX in the form of a time picker, on Android. We should ad a TimeTool view implementation for iOS too.
Requirements
Add a view implementation for TimeTool.
Implementation details
The time tool logic is already implemented inside the common module, you just need to provide a view implementation for it.
So, basically you need to:
Consumer flow
- Open the sample app and go to the YML dev tools screen.
- Find the TimeTool UI control
- Try to update the configuration value and make sure it's persisted after app restart.
Repeat the same use-case for Memory dev tools screen.
Abstract
Sometimes, we might have time as a configuration value. Sure thing that a timestamp most probably will be of a Long time. Thus, a TextTool could be used to represent it. Though, using the text tool, in this case, might not be handy, especially for high values.
A TimeTool was implemented in #20. It helps the library consumer manipulate easily time tool values by adding a good UX in the form of a time picker, on Android. We should ad a TimeTool view implementation for iOS too.
Requirements
Add a view implementation for TimeTool.
Implementation details
The time tool logic is already implemented inside the common module, you just need to provide a view implementation for it.
So, basically you need to:
Consumer flow
Repeat the same use-case for Memory dev tools screen.