LazyGridLayoutInfo

sealed interface LazyGridLayoutInfo

Contains useful information about the currently displayed layout state of lazy grids like LazyVerticalGrid. For example you can get the list of currently displayed items.

Use LazyGridState.layoutInfo to retrieve this

Properties

val visibleItemsInfo: List<LazyGridItemInfo>

The list of LazyGridItemInfo representing all the currently visible items.

val viewportStartOffset: Int

The start offset of the layout's viewport in pixels. You can think of it as a minimum offset which would be visible. Usually it is 0, but it can be negative if non-zero beforeContentPadding was applied as the content displayed in the content padding area is still visible.

You can use it to understand what items from visibleItemsInfo are fully visible.

val viewportEndOffset: Int

The end offset of the layout's viewport in pixels. You can think of it as a maximum offset which would be visible. It is the size of the lazy grid layout minus beforeContentPadding.

You can use it to understand what items from visibleItemsInfo are fully visible.

val totalItemsCount: Int

The total count of items passed to LazyVerticalGrid.

val viewportSize: IntSize

The size of the viewport in pixels. It is the lazy grid layout size including all the content paddings.

val orientation: Orientation

The orientation of the lazy grid.

val reverseLayout: Boolean

True if the direction of scrolling and layout is reversed.

val beforeContentPadding: Int

The content padding in pixels applied before the first row/column in the direction of scrolling. For example it is a top content padding for LazyVerticalGrid with reverseLayout set to false.

val afterContentPadding: Int

The content padding in pixels applied after the last row/column in the direction of scrolling. For example it is a bottom content padding for LazyVerticalGrid with reverseLayout set to false.

val mainAxisItemSpacing: Int

The spacing between lines in the direction of scrolling.

val maxSpan: Int

The max line span an item can occupy. This will be the number of columns in vertical grids or the number of rows in horizontal grids.

For example if LazyVerticalGrid has 3 columns this value will be 3 for each cell.