Is there some kind of pattern in Compose to execute actions inside nested components without exposin...

# compose

[orangy]

Is there some kind of pattern in Compose to execute actions inside nested components without exposing too much details outside? In my specific example I have a LazyColumn somewhere deep into a more complex component, and I want to expose an action like “scroll to top” to the outside world. Obviously, I don’t want LazyListState to be exposed, because composition of this bigger component can change, but semantic would remain. How do you do this?

[Albert Chang]

You can create your own state class, e.g. MyComponentState, and expose a function such as scrollToTop().

[orangy]

And how the function would be implemented? Consumer of MyComponent would need to rememberMyComponentState() and pass it down, and without knowing the internal structure how it would hook in?

[Albert Chang]

Yep. You can just hold a LazyListState as an internal var and call LazyListState.scrollToItem() in scrollToTop().