PrimaryLayout

class PrimaryLayout : LayoutElementBuilders.LayoutElement

ProtoLayout layout that represents a suggested layout style for Material ProtoLayout with the primary (compact) chip at the bottom with the given content in the center and the recommended margin and padding applied. There is a fixed slot for an optional primary label above or optional secondary label below the main content area. Visuals and design samples can be found here.

It is highly recommended that main content has max lines between 2 and 4 (dependant on labels present), i.e.: * No labels are present: content with max 4 lines, * 1 label is present: content with max 3 lines, * 2 labels are present: content with max 2 lines.

When accessing the contents of a container for testing, note that this element can't be simply casted back to the original type, i.e.:

PrimaryLayout pl = new PrimaryLayout...
Box box = new Box.Builder().addContent(pl).build();

PrimaryLayout myPl = (PrimaryLayout) box.getContents().get(0);

To be able to get PrimaryLayout object from any layout element, fromLayoutElement method should be used, i.e.:

PrimaryLayout myPl = PrimaryLayout.fromLayoutElement(box.getContents().get(0));

Summary

java-static fun fromLayoutElement(element: LayoutElementBuilders.LayoutElement): PrimaryLayout?

fun getContent(): LayoutElementBuilders.LayoutElement?

fun getPrimaryChipContent(): LayoutElementBuilders.LayoutElement?

fun getPrimaryLabelTextContent(): LayoutElementBuilders.LayoutElement?

fun getSecondaryLabelTextContent(): LayoutElementBuilders.LayoutElement?

fun getVerticalSpacerHeight(): @Dimension(unit = 0) Float

fun isResponsiveContentInsetEnabled(): Boolean