Screen: LMFeedLikesFragment

LMFeedLikesFragment is responsible for displaying the list of users who have liked a specific post or content within the LikeMinds feed system. It provides options for viewing user profiles and interacting with the list of likes.
GitHub Link to LMFeedLikesFragment

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View Style: LMFeedLikesFragmentViewStyle

LMFeedLikesFragmentViewStyle defines the visual style and structure of the LMFeedLikesFragment. The following fields are available for customization:

Field Name	Description	Type
headerViewStyle	Style attributes for the header view.	LMFeedHeaderViewStyle
userViewStyle	Defines the style for displaying user views.	LMFeedUserViewStyle
backgroundColor	Background color for the likes fragment.	Int

GitHub Link to LMFeedLikesFragmentViewStyle

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Customization available in LMFeedLikesFragment

Header Customizations

• customizeLikesFragmentHeaderView(headerViewLikes: LMFeedHeaderView): Allows customization of the header view in the likes fragment.

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Interactions available in LMFeedLikesFragment

Item Click Interactions

• onUserLikeItemClicked(position: Int, likesViewData: LMFeedLikeViewData): Handles clicks on individual user items within the likes list.

Usage Example

In this example, we're customizing the following elements of the likes screen:

• Header View Appearance: Change the title.
• Click Listeners: Override behavior for like item click.

Steps to customize

Step 1: Create CustomLikesFragment

Start by extending LMFeedLikesFragment and create a custom class, say CustomLikesFragment.

class CustomLikesFragment : LMFeedLikesFragment() {
    // We will override methods in the next step
}

Step 2: Override and Customize Methods

You can customize various aspects of the likes screen by overriding specific functions.

note

If you're providing your own custom layout or binding, you must override all lifecycle functions, especially:

• onCreateView
• onViewCreated
• onResume
• onPause
• onDestroyView

class CustomLikesFragment : LMFeedLikesFragment() {

  override fun customizeLikesFragmentHeaderView(headerViewLikes: LMFeedHeaderView) {
    super.customizeLikesFragmentHeaderView(headerViewLikes)

    headerViewLikes.setTitleText("Custom Title")
  }

  override fun onUserLikeItemClicked(position: Int, likesViewData: LMFeedLikeViewData) {
    super.onUserLikeItemClicked(position, likesViewData)

    // Write your logic
  }
}

Step 3: Pass CustomLikesFragment for Navigation

You now need to ensure that your fragment is returned wherever the likes screen is launched.

val application = this
val theme = LMFeedTheme.SOCIAL_FEED
val enablePushNotifications = false
val deviceId = null
val domain = "ENTER YOUR DOMAIN HERE"
val lmFeedCoreCallback = null

LMFeedCore.setup(
    application = application,
    theme,
    enablePushNotifications = enablePushNotifications,
    deviceId = deviceId,
    domain = domain,
    lmFeedCoreCallback = lmFeedCoreCallback
)

// Set your custom likes fragment here
LMFeedCore.setLikesFragment(CustomLikesFragment())