Custom

1. The divider functions in BRV are implemented by creating a DefaultDecoration. If you want to access more functionality, please refer to the public functions in that class.
2. If the built-in divider functionality doesn't meet your requirements, you can inherit from RecyclerView.ItemDecoration to implement your own divider.

Combining Spacing

You can repeatedly call .divider to stack multiple divider and spacing settings:

binding.rv.grid(3).divider { // Horizontal spacing
    orientation = DividerOrientation.HORIZONTAL
    setDivider(10, true)
}.divider { // Vertical spacing
    orientation = DividerOrientation.VERTICAL
    setDivider(20, true)
    onEnabled { // Enable dividers only for specific item type
        itemViewType == R.layout.item_divider_vertical
    }
}.setup {
    addType<DividerModel>(R.layout.item_divider_vertical)
}.models = getData()

Methods

Function	Description
onEnabled	Specifies whether the divider is enabled for the current item
addType	Specifies that dividers should only be drawn for the added item types
setColor	Sets the color of the divider
setDrawable	Sets the drawable resource for the divider
setBackground	Sets the background color of the divider
setMargin	Sets the spacing for the divider

Computing Edges

There is a utility class available to calculate the edge position of an item within the list. This can be used to set spacing. The Edge.computeEdge() function returns an Edge object:

data class Edge(
    var left: Boolean = false,
    var top: Boolean = false,
    var right: Boolean = false,
    var bottom: Boolean = false
)

If left is true, it indicates that the specified position is at the left edge of the list. Similarly, top being true indicates the item is at the top edge, and so on. You can use the results of this calculation to set the spacing for the itemView.