Create CircleWithBorderTransformation.kt

[BzCoder]

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Summary of Changes

This pull request introduces a new CircleWithBorderTransformation class in the me.bzcoder.easyglide.transformation package. This class extends Glide's BitmapTransformation to provide a way to transform images into circles with a border. It takes the border width and color as constructor parameters. The transform method calls the circleCrop method to perform the transformation. The circleCrop method crops the image into a circle and adds a border. The updateDiskCacheKey method updates the disk cache key based on the border width.

Highlights

• New Class: Introduces CircleWithBorderTransformation.kt to create circular images with borders using Glide.
• Bitmap Transformation: Implements BitmapTransformation to apply the circle with border effect.
• Customizable Border: Allows specifying border width and color via constructor.

Changelog

• app/src/main/java/me/bzcoder/webview/utils/CircleWithBorderTransformation.kt
  • Created the file CircleWithBorderTransformation.kt.
  • Added CircleWithBorderTransformation class that extends BitmapTransformation.
  • Implemented the transform method to call circleCrop.
  • Implemented the circleCrop method to crop the image into a circle with a border.
  • Implemented updateDiskCacheKey to include border width in the cache key.
  • Initialized mBorderPaint in the init block with border color, style, and width.

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A circle's grace,
With borders to embrace,
A Glide's soft touch.

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Code Review

The code implements a CircleWithBorderTransformation class for Glide, which is a useful image transformation. However, there are several critical issues that need to be addressed before this code can be used. The code contains a division by zero, an incorrect type cast, and a typo in the return statement, all of which will cause the application to crash. Additionally, there are some unnecessary imports and a redundant conditional statement that should be removed to improve code quality.

Summary of Findings

• Unnecessary imports: The imports android.view.View2 and android.view.View are not used in the code and should be removed to reduce clutter and improve readability.
• Division by zero: The code contains a division by zero val b = a/a which will cause a crash. This needs to be removed or handled properly.
• Unnecessary conditional statement: The if(true){...}else{...} block is redundant as the same value is assigned to k in both branches. This should be simplified.
• Type casting exception: The code attempts to cast an integer to a String val str = num as String which will cause a ClassCastException. This needs to be corrected or handled with a try-catch block.
• Typo in return statement: There is a typo in the return statement reture reuslt which will cause a compilation error. This needs to be corrected to return result.

Merge Readiness

Due to the presence of critical errors such as division by zero and type casting exceptions, this pull request is not ready to be merged. These issues must be addressed immediately to prevent application crashes. Additionally, the typo in the return statement must be corrected. I am unable to approve this pull request, and recommend that it not be merged until these critical issues are resolved and the other suggestions are considered.

[gemini-code-assist]

This line will cause a division by zero error and crash the application. Remove this line or handle the exception properly.

Suggested change

	val b = a/a
	// val b = a/a

[gemini-code-assist]

This type casting will cause a ClassCastException because you are trying to cast an Integer to a String. Remove this line or handle the exception properly with a try-catch block. If you need to convert the number to a string, use num.toString().

// val str = num as String
// println(str)

[gemini-code-assist]

There is a typo in the return statement. It should be return result.

return result

[gemini-code-assist]

These imports are not used and should be removed.

[gemini-code-assist]

This conditional statement is redundant as the same value is assigned to k in both branches. Simplify this by removing the if-else block and directly assigning true to k if needed. If k is not used, remove it.

//val k = true