AndroidContacts

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Gradle Dependency

Step 1. Add it in your root build.gradle at the end of repositories:

	allprojects {
		repositories {
			...
			jcenter()
    	}
	}

Step 2. Add the dependency

	dependencies {
		implementation 'com.tomash:androidcontacts:1.12.1'
	}

Basic Usage

The minimum API level supported by this library is API 15.
Library is not handling 23+ API permission.

Need to add permission to read contacts in manifest.

<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.READ_CONTACTS"/>
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.WRITE_CONTACTS"/>

Basic usage

1. Get all contacts from android device
2. Get specific data from contacts
3. Querying inside contacts
4. Save new contacts

Type of fields you can get

• Phones
• Emails
• Addresses
• Groups
• Websites
• Nickname
• Note
• SIP
• Name
• Events
• Relations
• Photo
• Instant Messenger Addresses
• Lookup key

Easiest way to get all data by one time:

 new ContactsGetterBuilder(ctx)
            .allFields()
            .buildList();

Filter by contacts only with numbers

 new ContactsGetterBuilder(ctx)
          .onlyWithPhones()
		  .buildList();          

Querying

Library supports multi querying by contacts,plus you can implement your own filters.

For example , query that gets all contacts with photo and containing sequence "abc" in name.

new ContactsGetterBuilder(ctx)
    .onlyWithPhotos()
    .addField(FieldType.EMAILS,FieldType.ADDRESS)
    .withNameLike("abc");

Get contact with specific phone number. firstOrNull returns only one Contact if found and null otherwise.

new ContactsGetterBuilder(ctx)
    .withPhone("123456789")
    .firstOrNull();   

Get contact by local contact id

ContactData contactData  = new ContactsGetterBuilder(ctx)
   .addField(FieldType.EMAILS,FieldType.ADDRESS,FieldType.NAME_DATA)
   .getById(123);

Saving new contacts

How to save contacts objects using library?

1. Create ContactData object or use yours

   ContactData data = ContactDataFactory.createEmpty();
   

2. Fill it with data

   data.setCompositeName("Name");
   List<Email> emailList  = new ArrayList<>();
   //creates email with custom label
   emailList.add(new Email("[email protected]","custom label"));
   //creates email with home label
   emailList.add(new Email(context,"[email protected]",Email.TYPE_HOME));
   //creates email with default label
   emailList.add(new Email(context,"[email protected]"));
   

3. Save data to phone

   //this id is id of newly created contact
   int id =new ContactsSaverBuilder(context)
       .saveContact(data);
   

####Note To save list of contacts use:

    int[] id =new ContactsSaverBuilder(context)
        .saveContactsList(contactDataList);

Using custom Contact object

#####How to use library with your custom contact class?

1. Inherit from ContactData
2. Add empty constructor
3. That's all!

public class MyAwesomeContactObject extends ContactData {
    private String mySuperField;

    //Important to add empty constructor
    public MyAwesomeContactObject() {
    }

    //getters , setters , any logic you wish
}

How to use it after?

List<MyAwesomeContactObject> objects  = new ContactsGetterBuilder(ctx)
    .onlyWithPhones()
    .onlyWithPhotos()
    .withEmailLike("@gmail.com")
    .buildList(MyAwesomeContactObject.class);

Whats new?

1.12.1

• Fixed regressing with filters
• Fixed regression with sorting

1.12.0

• Added account type and account name in ContactData to support saving and getting account names for contacts

1.11.0

• Added possibility to save bitmap or uri with photos of contact
• Minor refactor

1.10.0

• Added contacts saver
• Fixed bugs for Android api<18
• Covered contacts saver and getter with tests
• Reworked WithLabel objects creation

1.0.6

• Improved contacts getter performance

1.0.5

• Added support of custom Contact objects
• Added lookup key