— Compose, IconButton, Android — 1 min read
In this short post, we will learn how to use the IconButton
component in Jetpack Compose to create clickable icons in our Android applications. IconButton
is a Material Design component that provides an icon that acts as a button. It can be used to trigger an action when clicked.
Here is an example of how to use IconButton
in a Compose function:
1@Composable2fun IconButtonExample() {3 IconButton(onClick = { /* do something */ }) {4 Icon(Icons.Filled.Favorite, contentDescription = "Favorite")5 }6}
In this example, we create an IconButton
with an onClick
lambda that specifies what should happen when the button is clicked. Inside the IconButton
, we use the Icon
composable to display an icon from the Material Design icon set.
IconButton
can be customized by providing different parameters to the IconButton
and Icon
composables. For example, we can change the size and color of the icon like this:
1@Composable2fun IconButtonExample() {3 IconButton(onClick = { /* do something */ }) {4 Icon(5 Icons.Filled.Favorite,6 contentDescription = "Favorite",7 tint = Color.Red,8 modifier = Modifier.size(48.dp)9 )10 }11}
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In this example, we use the tint
parameter of the Icon
composable to change the color of the icon to red. We also use the Modifier.size
modifier to change the size of the icon to 48 dp.
IconButton
is a Material Design component that provides an icon that acts as a button.IconButton
can be customized by providing different parameters to the IconButton
and Icon
composables.