Hello, everyone :slightly_smiling_face: What's the best way to implement a nested scroll screen on C...

# compose

[henrikhorbovyi]

Hello, everyone 🙂
What's the best way to implement a nested scroll screen on Compose?
My hierarchy is:

MyScreen:
    Column():
        Text("Nice Title")
        LazyVerticalGrid:
            items(n) { MyItem() }

[Timo Drick]

Maybe you could specify you question a little bit more in detail. Just guessing what you want: Write

MyScreen:
    Column():
        Text("Nice Title")
        LazyVerticalGrid(modifier = Modifier.weight(1f)):
            items(n) { MyItem() }

This will give the Grid the rest of available space on the screen inside of the Column.

[Timo Drick]

If you want that the text also scrolls i think this is currently not really possible with this LazyVerticalGrid
Maybe better usind LazyColumn and than creating the grid on your own.

[henrikhorbovyi]

Actually, I wanted to achieve the following behavior:

[henrikhorbovyi]

And I did it using a header item

[henrikhorbovyi]

[henrikhorbovyi]

But I was wondering if there was a better way

[Ravi]

https://developer.android.com/reference/kotlin/androidx/compose/ui/input/nestedscroll/package-summary

[Timo Drick]

Nested scrolling can be used if you want e.g. that the header appears when you scroll up a little bit. Than you could put the header outside of the LazyGrid and do some nested scroll logic to handle scroll events that happen inside of the LazyGrid.

[henrikhorbovyi]

I tried to read about this nestedscroll docs before, but I found too much boilerplate compared with my screenshot above resulting the same behavior

[henrikhorbovyi]

But I'll give it a try