It is unlikely that we would need swipe and dismiss behavior in this particular app, as the lists are short and there is little to be gained by allowing users to edit them. However, so that we can see how this important and useful function is applied, we will implement it here even though we won't be including it in the final design.
Swiping, as well as dragging and dropping, is largely managed by the ItemTouchHelper, which is a type of RecyclerView.ItemDecoration. The callbacks provided for this class allow us to detect item movement and direction and to intercept these actions and respond to them in code.
As you can see here, there are just a few steps to implementing swipe and dismiss behavior:
Firstly, our list is now going to change length, so remove the line
recyclerView.setHasFixedSize(true);or set it tofalse.It is always a good idea to keep our
onCreate()methods as simple as possible, as there can often be a great deal going on there. We will create...