Content-Color

Supplies a LocalContentColor similar to Material.

implementation("io.daio.wild.content-color:<version>")

Usage

Just like Material, Wild provides a LocalContentColor composition local as a way to supply the current content color for all child composables.

This api comes with a convenience ProvidesContentColor to wire up the colors within your components and also ensures interop with Material libraries.

MySurface(content: @Composable BoxScope.() -> Unit) {
    ProvidesContentColor(color = Color.White) {
        content()
    }
}

And then used like so:

MySurface {
    MyIcon(tint = LocalContentColor.current) // Will be white
}

Material Interop

If you are using the ProvidesContentColor, this function will also set the LocalContentColor of all material libraries (Tv, Material3 or Material) too, ensuring you do not always need set the correct LocalContentColor if you still use some Material components.

Taking from the example above

MySurface {
    // Material lib icon component.
    Icon() // Tint will still be white.
}

Platform	Available
CMP	✅
Android Tv	✅

You can see the full api here