Hi! Is there any way I can use `LazyVerticalGrid` ...

# compose

[Rihards]

Hi! Is there any way I can use LazyVerticalGrid so that I can have two type of column element widths?

[Rihards]

Grid is not static and depends on data I receive.

[Rebecca Franks]

You should be able to use GridItemSpan to make those elements take up span of 2 instead of 1 https://github.com/android/snippets/blob/3f009192432af7d8d045aa1e2c79ff5dc14f47b5/[…]ain/java/com/example/compose/snippets/lists/LazyListSnippets.kt

[Rihards]

Thank You, but how does it work with dynamic data? I don’t know in which places element will take up span of 2.

[miguelsesma]

Try accompanist FlowRow. Perfect for that.

[Rihards]

Thank You! I managed to fix the issue with example that @Rebecca Franks gave!

[efemoney]

> I don’t know in which places element will take up span of 2.
You kind of need to know this 🤔
Just saw your follow up comment

[Rihards]

You kind of need to know this 🤔

I see that You already edited Your comment, but if I fetch data from the API where size is returned, then I can’t know that, because elements may change any time.

This one works.

items(
    elements,
    span = { element ->
        GridItemSpan(
            if (element.size == Size.SMALL) 1 else 2
        )
    }
) { element ->
    ...
}