With the `LazyListState` how do I write a function to “bring item into view”? So that it would do mi...

# compose

[orangy]

With the LazyListState how do I write a function to “bring item into view”? So that it would do minimal required scrolling to make an item entirely visible. I can’t find all the needed data, or just slow tonight 🙂

[Chris Fillmore]

https://developer.android.com/reference/kotlin/androidx/compose/foundation/relocation/BringIntoViewRequester

Does this do what you need?

[mattinger]

Have you tried the "animateScrollToItem" function on LazyListState?

[Chris Fillmore]

Oh yeah, that’s better ^^

[orangy]

animateScrollToItem scrolls the list so that requested index is first one. E.g. if I want to bring into view an item just next to the last visible index, it would scroll too much

[Chris Fillmore]

I've only used BringIntoViewRequester with text fields, so I'm not sure if the overall effect on, say, a Box

[Albert Chang]

You can copy the source of animateScrollToItem and make some changes.

[John Nichol]

You could take a look at andrdoix.compose.wear.material.ScalingLazyColumn for inspiration as we scroll items to the center of the screen rather than the top

[orangy]

My use case is pretty simple, actually. I have a LazyColumn, and I’m adding keyboard navigation there (it’s on desktop). So when user gets to the last item and hits down, I need to scroll it just a bit to make item fully visible.

[Zach Klippenstein (he/him) [MOD]]

BringIntoViewRequester doesn’t currently work great with lazy lists because we need to provide the list with additional signal so it doesn’t immediately dispose the newly-focused item. Please follow https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/179203700

[orangy]

I don’t use focus there, because I have a quick search text input that keeps the focus. I’m intercepting up/down keys and changing “active” item manually.