fromHtml

fun AnnotatedString.Companion.fromHtml(
    htmlString: String,
    linkStyles: TextLinkStyles? = null,
    linkInteractionListener: LinkInteractionListener? = null,
): AnnotatedString

Converts a string with HTML tags into AnnotatedString.

If you define your string in the resources, make sure to use HTML-escaped opening brackets < instead of <.

For a list of supported tags go check Styling with HTML markup(https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources/string-resource#StylingWithHTML) guide.

To support nested bullet list, the nested sub-list wrapped in

tag MUST be placed inside a list item with a tag
• . In other words, you must add wrapped sub-list in between opening and closing
• tag of the wrapping sub-list. This is due to the specificities of the underlying XML/HTML parser.

  Note that any link style passed directly to this method will be merged with the styles set directly on a HTML-tagged string. For example, if you set a color of the link via the span annotation to "red" but also pass a green color via the linkStyles, the link will be displayed as green. If, however, you pass a green background via the linkStyles instead, the link will be displayed as red on a green background.

  Example of displaying styled string from resources

  Parameters

  htmlString	HTML-tagged string to be parsed to construct AnnotatedString
  linkStyles	style configuration to be applied to links present in the string in different styles
  linkInteractionListener	a listener that will be attached to links that are present in the string and triggered when user clicks on those links. When set to null, which is a default, the system will try to open the corresponding links with the androidx.compose.ui.platform.UriHandler composition local