Hi there, I'm trying to use 

accompanist-insets

 to adjust my view size according to the height of the keyboard but when the insets finish animating, they reset to 0. Anyone seen this behavior? Any ideas on how I could fix it? I added a green box that displays the value of 

LocalWindowInsets.current.ime.bottom

 to show it is going back to 0 at the end of each animation.

I solved it by animating between

0.dp

and

LocalWindowInsets.current.ime.bottom

depending on keyboard visibility given by

LocalWindowInsets.current.ime.isVisible

. Like this:

@Composable
fun KeyboardSpacer(
    modifier: Modifier = Modifier,
    confirmHeight: (Dp) -> Dp = { it },
) {
    val imeVisible = LocalWindowInsets.current.ime.isVisible
    val imeHeight = with(LocalDensity.current) { LocalWindowInsets.current.ime.bottom.toDp() }
    val height by animateDpAsState(if (imeVisible) confirmHeight(imeHeight) else 0.dp)
    Spacer(modifier.height(height))
}

That looks great @Berkeli Alashov! Any particular reason why youre doing it "yourself" as compared to just using one of the built in methods? Im thinking of

Modifier.imePadding()

which seems to acheive the exact same thing?

@Zoltan Demant I'm not sure if it is the same for @Berkeli Alashov as for me, but I'm using the accompanist

Modifier.imePadding()

and it is causing the issue

@Zoltan Demant I needed control over how much of keyboard height I needed to use as padding (i.e I needed only half of keyboard height in that particular screen).

Modifier.imePadding()

doesn't allow changing how much of it to apply and using

LocalWindowInsets.current.ime.bottom

by itself causes a flicker at the start of hide animation. @clark it's odd that you're getting zero from

LocalWindowInsets.current.ime.bottom

at the end of animation, I just checked it myself and it's not happening on my end..

Not sure it's quite the same thing, but this works well for me to smoothly hide components when the keyboard is made visible:

@Composable
fun HideFromIme(content: @Composable () -> Unit) {
  AnimatedVisibility(
    visible = !LocalWindowInsets.current.ime.isVisible,
    enter = expandVertically(),
    exit = shrinkVertically(),
  ) {
    content()
  }
}

I figured it out! I had a

NavHost

containing several screens that were all using

ProvideWindowInsets

. I took it out of the base screen they share and put the

ProvideWindowInsets

around the

NavHost

instead and the issue disappeared. Thanks for the ideas everyone!