CustomTabsIntent.Builder

Builder

public Builder ()

Creates a CustomTabsIntent.Builder object associated with no CustomTabsSession.

Builder

public Builder (CustomTabsSession session)

Creates a CustomTabsIntent.Builder object associated with a given CustomTabsSession. Guarantees that the Intent will be sent to the same component as the one the session is associated with.

addDefaultShareMenuItem

public CustomTabsIntent.Builder addDefaultShareMenuItem ()

Adds a default share item to the menu.

addMenuItem

public CustomTabsIntent.Builder addMenuItem (String label, 
                PendingIntent pendingIntent)

Adds a menu item.

addToolbarItem

public CustomTabsIntent.Builder addToolbarItem (int id, 
                Bitmap icon, 
                String description, 
                PendingIntent pendingIntent)

This method is deprecated.
Use CustomTabsIntent.Builder#setSecondaryToolbarViews(RemoteViews, int[], PendingIntent).

Adds an action button to the custom tab. Multiple buttons can be added via this method. If the given id equals CustomTabsIntent.TOOLBAR_ACTION_BUTTON_ID, the button will be placed on the toolbar; if the bitmap is too wide, it will be put to the bottom bar instead. If the id is not CustomTabsIntent.TOOLBAR_ACTION_BUTTON_ID, it will be directly put on secondary toolbar. The maximum number of allowed toolbar items in a single intent is CustomTabsIntent.getMaxToolbarItems(). Throws an IllegalStateException when that number is exceeded per intent.

build

public CustomTabsIntent build ()

Combines all the options that have been set and returns a new CustomTabsIntent object.

enableUrlBarHiding

public CustomTabsIntent.Builder enableUrlBarHiding ()

Enables the url bar to hide as the user scrolls down on the page.

setActionButton

public CustomTabsIntent.Builder setActionButton (Bitmap icon, 
                String description, 
                PendingIntent pendingIntent, 
                boolean shouldTint)

Sets the action button that is displayed in the Toolbar.

This is equivalent to calling addToolbarItem(int, Bitmap, String, PendingIntent) with CustomTabsIntent.TOOLBAR_ACTION_BUTTON_ID as id.

setActionButton

public CustomTabsIntent.Builder setActionButton (Bitmap icon, 
                String description, 
                PendingIntent pendingIntent)

Sets the action button that is displayed in the Toolbar with default tinting behavior.

setCloseButtonIcon

public CustomTabsIntent.Builder setCloseButtonIcon (Bitmap icon)

Sets the Close button icon for the custom tab.

setColorScheme

public CustomTabsIntent.Builder setColorScheme (int colorScheme)

Sets the color scheme that should be applied to the user interface in the custom tab.

setColorSchemeParams

public CustomTabsIntent.Builder setColorSchemeParams (int colorScheme, 
                CustomTabColorSchemeParams params)

Sets CustomTabColorSchemeParams for the given color scheme. This can be useful if CustomTabsIntent.COLOR_SCHEME_SYSTEM is set: Custom Tabs will follow the system settings and apply the corresponding CustomTabColorSchemeParams "on the fly" when the settings change. For example, this allows specifying two different toolbar colors for light and dark schemes, whereas setToolbarColor(int) will apply the given color to both schemes. If there is no CustomTabColorSchemeParams for the current scheme, or a particular field of it is null, Custom Tabs will fall back to the defaults provided via setToolbarColor(int) and similar methods. If, on the other hand, a non-null value is present, it will override the default one. **Note**: to maintain compatibility with browsers not supporting this API, do provide the defaults. Example of setting two toolbar colors in backwards-compatible way:

     CustomTabColorSchemeParams darkParams = new CustomTabColorSchemeParams.Builder()
             .setToolbarColor(darkColor)
             .build();
     CustomTabIntent intent = new CustomTabIntent.Builder()
             .setToolbarColor(lightColor)
             .setColorScheme(COLOR_SCHEME_SYSTEM)
             .setColorSchemeParams(COLOR_SCHEME_DARK, darkParams)
             .build();
 

setExitAnimations

public CustomTabsIntent.Builder setExitAnimations (Context context, 
                int enterResId, 
                int exitResId)

Sets the exit animations.

setInstantAppsEnabled

public CustomTabsIntent.Builder setInstantAppsEnabled (boolean enabled)

Sets whether Instant Apps is enabled for this Custom Tab.

setNavigationBarColor

public CustomTabsIntent.Builder setNavigationBarColor (int color)

Sets the navigation bar color. Has no effect on API versions below L. To ensure good contrast between navigation bar icons and the background, Custom Tab implementations may use View.SYSTEM_UI_FLAG_LIGHT_NAVIGATION_BAR on Android O and above, and darken the provided color on Android L-N. Can be overridden for particular color schemes, see setColorSchemeParams(int, CustomTabColorSchemeParams).

setSecondaryToolbarColor

public CustomTabsIntent.Builder setSecondaryToolbarColor (int color)

Sets the color of the secondary toolbar. Can be overridden for particular color schemes, see setColorSchemeParams(int, CustomTabColorSchemeParams).

setSecondaryToolbarViews

public CustomTabsIntent.Builder setSecondaryToolbarViews (RemoteViews remoteViews, 
                int[] clickableIDs, 
                PendingIntent pendingIntent)

Sets the remote views displayed in the secondary toolbar in a custom tab.

setSession

public CustomTabsIntent.Builder setSession (CustomTabsSession session)

Associates the Intent with the given CustomTabsSession. Guarantees that the Intent will be sent to the same component as the one the session is associated with.

setShowTitle

public CustomTabsIntent.Builder setShowTitle (boolean showTitle)

Sets whether the title should be shown in the custom tab.

setStartAnimations

public CustomTabsIntent.Builder setStartAnimations (Context context, 
                int enterResId, 
                int exitResId)

Sets the start animations.

setToolbarColor

public CustomTabsIntent.Builder setToolbarColor (int color)

Sets the toolbar color. On Android L and above, this color is also applied to the status bar. To ensure good contrast between status bar icons and the background, Custom Tab implementations may use View.SYSTEM_UI_FLAG_LIGHT_STATUS_BAR on Android M and above, and use a darkened color for the status bar on Android L. Can be overridden for particular color schemes, see setColorSchemeParams(int, CustomTabColorSchemeParams).