Using the Pull To Refresh Control

The pull to refresh control is created with the idea of providing a pull to refresh functionality

it is very simple and easy to use. here is the demo app to show you how easy it is to use

local _W = display.contentWidth
local _H = display.contentHeight

local pull = require("pull")

local group = display.newGroup()
local back = display.newImage("backdrop.jpg",true)

display.setStatusBar(display.DarkStatusBar)

--Create the PullToRefresh Container
local p1 = pull.new()


--Creat the UI for the app
local container = display.newGroup()
local scrollable = display.newRect(container,0,20,_W,_H*3)
scrollable:setFillColor(250,250,250,200)

local rect = display.newRect(container,10,30,100,100)
rect:setFillColor(0,255,255)

local logo = display.newImage(container,"logo.png",100,200)

local moveAbout = function ( e )
 local phase=e.phase
 if "began"==phase then
   display.currentStage:setFocus(rect)
 elseif "moved" == phase then
 --
 elseif "ended" == phase or "cancelled" == phase then
   display.currentStage:setFocus(nil)
 end
 return true
end

rect:addEventListener("touch",moveAbout)

--All the UI and code is created

--Set the container object to sit inside of the PullToRefresh
p1.setContainer(container)

--Customise the message it shows when pulled down or when pulling down
p1.pullMessage("Pull it down to reval its secrets...")
p1.releaseMessage("Pop it to really reval its secrets...")

--The callback function that is called
local function testing ()
 print ("Refreshed")
 native.showAlert("Refresh","This is a call back function when refreshed",{"OK"})
end

--Set the callback function
p1.setCallBack(testing)