mosaic-core/dev.catbit.mosaic.core.data.schemas.tile.tiles.buttons/ButtonTileSchema

ButtonTileSchema

@Serializable

@SerialName(value = "Button")

data class ButtonTileSchema(val id: String, val events: SerializableImmutableList<EventSchema>?, val style: StyleSchema, val searchableTerms: SerializableImmutableList<String>?, val visibility: TileSchema.Visibility, val text: String, val icon: IconSchema? = null, val buttonType: ButtonTileSchema.Type = Type.FILLED, val shape: ButtonTileSchema.Shape = Shape.ROUNDED, val loading: Boolean = false, val enabled: Boolean = true, val iconPosition: ButtonTileSchema.IconPosition = IconPosition.START) : TileSchema

Renders a Material 3 button. The concrete composable is picked by buttonType: Type.FILLED → Button, Type.ELEVATED → ElevatedButton, Type.FILLED_TONAL → FilledTonalButton, Type.OUTLINED → OutlinedButton, Type.TEXT → TextButton.

Content: when loading is true the button shows a 24dp CircularProgressIndicator (2dp stroke, round cap, tinted with LocalContentColor) instead of its normal content. Otherwise it renders text together with the optional icon, ordered by iconPosition (IconPosition.START → icon, 8dp spacer, text; IconPosition.END → text, 8dp spacer, icon).

Shape: Shape.SQUARE maps to MaterialTheme.shapes.medium, Shape.ROUNDED to CircleShape.

Enabled state: the button is interactive only when enabled is true and loading is false — the two are combined into the single enabled the Material button receives, so a loading button is disabled for real: it takes Material's disabled colors and is reported as disabled to accessibility services. A slow action therefore cannot be submitted twice.

Triggers dispatched: