OnSingleClickListener – Avoid Accidental Double Clicks in Android

An open-source Kotlin extension to enhance user interaction

OnSingleClickListener Kotlin Android Example
Introduction

OnSingleClickListener is a Kotlin extension function designed for Android applications to prevent rapid, consecutive clicks on views. By setting a minimum interval between clicks, it ensures that only intentional user interactions are processed, enhancing app stability and user experience.

Features

Easy Integration – Seamlessly integrates into existing Android projects with minimal setup.

Customizable Click Intervals – Allows developers to define the minimum time interval between consecutive clicks.

Enhanced User Experience – Prevents unintended multiple submissions or actions due to rapid clicking.

Lightweight Implementation – Adds functionality without significant overhead.

How to use

To use the OnSingleClickListener extension function, first import the file into your project. Then, call the function on a view and pass in the desired minimum click interval and the click listener:

            myButton.setOnSingleClickListener(minClickIntervalInMillis, listener)
        
Parameters
  • minClickIntervalInMillis (optional): The minimum time interval between two clicks in milliseconds. The default value is 500 milliseconds.
  • listener: The click listener to be invoked when the view is clicked.
Example
            myButton.setOnSingleClickListener(1000, listener)
        
or
            myButton.setOnSingleClickListener(listener)
        
or
            myButton.setOnSingleClickListener(1000) {
  // Do something on click
}
        
Crafted In
Repository

https://github.com/thesarangal/OnSingleClickListener

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