``` BadgeBox(badgeContent = { Text(value) }) { //whatever }``` I have a `BadgeBox`...

# compose

[Mike Speed]

BadgeBox(badgeContent = { Text(value) }) {
         //whatever
     }

I have a BadgeBox like this, but if the value is 0, I want to badge to be hidden. If I pass null to badgeContent, the circle still shows but with nothing in it. How do I hide it completely while still showing the inner content?

[annsofi]

how about an if around the badge box?

if (value != null && value > 0) }
     BadgeBox(badgeContent = { Text(value) }) {
         //whatever
}

[Mike Speed]

but then the whatever won’t show either. i still need the inner content to be displayed 🙂

[annsofi]

That seems to get a bit tricky. I guess you could have that in an else, as a separate composable and just either wrap it in the BadgeBox or not, but it does get a bit more repetitive that way.

[Mike Speed]

yeah true. thanks for your help. 🙂
this seems like a big flaw in the component. it should be easily hideable!

[Louis Pullen-Freilich [G]]

val content = { 
    // whatever
}

if (value != null && value > 0) {
     BadgeBox(badgeContent = { Text(value) }) {
    content()
} else {
    content()
}

Is probably the best way here

[Louis Pullen-Freilich [G]]

But note that this API has been changed in recent versions to no longer have this issue, so I would recommend upgrading your Compose dependency