Jetpack Compose

Oct 11 2022 · Kotlin 1.7.10, Android 13, Android Studio Chipmunk

Part 3: Manage State with Compose

18. Apply the CompositionLocal Pattern to UI

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Notes: 18. Apply the CompositionLocal Pattern to UI

The student materials have been reviewed and are updated as of September 2022.

Explore more Compose resources on our website, such as our Jetpack Compose by Tutorials book, the Jetpack Compose Tutorial For Android: Getting Started, Jetpack Compose Animations Tutorial: Getting Started, or our two live talks and podcast episodes - Building UIs In Android Using Jetpack Compose and Jetpack Compose With Denis Buketa.

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[Slide 1 - LocalProviders]

Demo

Open the ReadingListDetailsActivity. Add the following composition local to the top of the class:

private val LocalReadingList = compositionLocalOf<ReadingListsWithBooks?> { error("No reading lists!") }
CompositionLocalProvider(LocalReadingList provides readingListState) {
  Scaffold(
    topBar = { ReadingListDetailsTopBar() },
    floatingActionButton = { AddBookToReadingList(bottomDrawerState) }
  ) {
    ReadingListDetailsModalDrawer(bottomDrawerState)
  }
}
fun ReadingListDetailsTopBar() {
  val readingList = LocalReadingList.current
}
    
fun ReadingListDetailsModalDrawer(drawerState: BottomDrawerState) {
  val readingList = LocalReadingList.current
}