mosaic-server/dev.catbit.mosaic.server.builder.tile.builders.menu

Package-level declarations

Types

class MenuItemSchemaBuilder(id: String, label: String, leadingIcon: IconSchema? = null, trailingIcon: IconSchema? = null) : GenericBuilder<MenuTileSchema.MenuItem>

MenuItemSchemaBuilderScope

class MenuItemSchemaBuilderScope : GenericBuilderScope<MenuTileSchema.MenuItem, MenuItemSchemaBuilder>

Functions

fun TileSchemaBuilderScope.Menu(id: String = randomId(), style: StyleSchemaBuilderScope.() -> Unit = {}, visibility: TileSchema.Visibility = visible(), searchableTerms: List<String>? = null, expanded: Boolean = false, items: MenuItemSchemaBuilderScope.() -> Unit, events: EventSchemaBuilderScope.() -> Unit = {}, tiles: TileSchemaBuilderScope.() -> Unit)

Renders an anchor — tiles, laid out with Box semantics and carrying style and visibility — with a Material 3 dropdown menu attached to it. The menu lists one entry per item declared via items (built with addMenuItem), each showing its label plus an optional leading/trailing icon. The menu uses the large theme shape, respects the system bars and is capped at 400dp tall (scrolling beyond that). expanded drives the menu; dismissing it (tapping outside or pressing back) flips expanded locally on the client, with no server round trip needed. Opening and closing from the server side is done with a ToggleMenu event pointing at this tile's id — typically wired to the anchor's click to open, and to an item's click chain to close after acting on the selection. style and visibility apply to the anchor only — the dropdown itself is positioned by Material and unaffected by them. Dispatches onMenuItemClick(itemId) when an item is tapped, so events can be wired per item.