Android Runtime Permission with MyPermission Library in Kotlin

Android run time permission with MyPermission Library in Kotlin .
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I am writing below Main Activity Code to have Access Permisssion

MainActivity.java

import android.Manifest

import android.os.Bundle

import com.stacklearning.mypermissionlibrary.MyPermission

import com.stacklearning.mypermissionlibrary.onPermisssionResult




class MainActivity : MyPermission() , onPermisssionResult {




    override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {

        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)

        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main)




        var permissionList = ArrayList<String>()

        permissionList.add( Manifest.permission.CAMERA)

        permissionList.add( Manifest.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE)

        setPermission(this,permissionList,this)

    }




    override fun onPermissionGranted() {




        // open camera() and ...

        // ... etc what you want to do as per permission

    }







}

Here, We extend MainActivity from MyPermission() and Implement onPermissionResult
and we have to override onPermissionGranted() method .   to proceed with our code .

we have to pass PermissionList, like if we need camea permission, External Storage Permission and any other . Just pass this list to function   setPermission(this,permissionList,this) .


 If any problem in implementation, Please comment .

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