Jetpack Compose gesture library that expands avaiable gesture functions with onTouchEvent counterpart of event, transform and touch delegate gestures.

Creates a modifier for processing pointer motion input within the region of the modified element.

After AwaitPointerEventScope.awaitFirstDown returns a PointerInputChange followed by onDown at first pointer contact. Moving any pointer invokes AwaitPointerEventScope.awaitPointerEvent then onMove is called. When last pointer is up onUp is called.

To prevent other pointer functions that call awaitFirstDown or awaitPointerEvent (scroll, swipe, detect functions) call PointerInputChange.consume() in onDown, and call PointerInputChange.consume() in onMove block.

fun Modifier.pointerMotionEvents( vararg keys: Any?, onDown: (PointerInputChange) -> Unit = {}, onMove: (PointerInputChange) -> Unit = {}, onUp: (PointerInputChange) -> Unit = {}, delayAfterDownInMillis: Long = 0L ) = this.then( Modifier.pointerInput(keys) { detectMotionEvents(onDown, onMove, onUp, delayAfterDownInMillis) } )

pointerMotionEventList returns list of pointers in onMove

fun Modifier.pointerMotionEventList( key1: Any? = Unit, onDown: (PointerInputChange) -> Unit = {}, onMove: (List<PointerInputChange>) -> Unit = {}, onUp: (PointerInputChange) -> Unit = {}, delayAfterDownInMillis: Long = 0L ) 

• delayAfterDownInMillis parameter invokes Coroutines delay between onDown, and onMove. There is a delay about 20ms between in View's onTouchEvent first touch and move, similar delay might be required with Compose too, especially when drawing to Canvas which misses very fast events, Delaying move behavior might be required to detect whether is touch is in required region of Composable at first pointer contact.

PointerInputChange down and move events should be consumed if you need to prevent other gestures like scroll or other pointerInputs to not intercept your gesture

 Modifier.pointerMotionEvents( onDown = { // When down is consumed it.consume() }, onMove = { // Consuming move prevents scroll other events to not get this move event it.consume() }, delayAfterDownInMillis = 20 )

You can refer this answer for details.

A gesture detector for rotation, panning, and zoom. Once touch slop has been reached, the user can use rotation, panning and zoom gestures. onGesture will be called when any of the rotation, zoom or pan occurs, passing the rotation angle in degrees, zoom in scale factor and pan as an offset in pixels. Each of these changes is a difference between the previous call and the current gesture. This will consume all position changes after touch slop has been reached. onGesture will also provide centroid of all the pointers that are down.

After gesture started when last pointer is up onGestureEnd is triggered. pointerList returns info about pointers that are available to this gesture. mainPointerInputChange is the first pointer that is down initially, if it's lifted while other pointers are down mainPointer is set the first one in pointerList

Usage

Modifier.pointerInput(Unit) { detectTransformGestures( onGestureStart = { transformDetailText = "GESTURE START" }, onGesture = { gestureCentroid: Offset, gesturePan: Offset, gestureZoom: Float, gestureRotate: Float, mainPointerInputChange: PointerInputChange, pointerList: List<PointerInputChange> -> }, onGestureEnd = { borderColor = Color.LightGray transformDetailText = "GESTURE END" } ) }

Transform gesture as detectTransformGestures except with gestureEnd callback, returns number of pointers that are down and checks for requisite and number of pointers before continuing transform gestures. when requisite is not met gesture is on hold and ends when last pointer is up. This might be useful in scenarios like not panning when pointer number is higher than 1, or scenarios require specific conditions to be met

Modifier .pointerInput(Unit) { detectPointerTransformGestures( numberOfPointers = 1, requisite = PointerRequisite.GreaterThan, onGestureStart = { transformDetailText = "GESTURE START" }, onGesture = { gestureCentroid: Offset, gesturePan: Offset, gestureZoom: Float, gestureRotate: Float, numberOfPointers: Int -> }, onGestureEnd = { transformDetailText = "GESTURE END" } ) }

Modifier to handle situations where you want a view to have a larger touch area than
its actual Composable bounds. [dpRect] increases when values are positive and
decreases touch area by negative values entered for any side

fun Modifier.touchDelegate( dpRect: DelegateRect = DelegateRect.Zero, enabled: Boolean = true, onClickLabel: String? = null, role: Role? = null, onClick: () -> Unit ) = composed( inspectorInfo = { name = "touchDelegate" properties["dpRect"] = dpRect properties["enabled"] = enabled properties["onClickLabel"] = onClickLabel properties["role"] = role properties["onClick"] = onClick }, factory = { Modifier.touchDelegate( dpRect = dpRect, enabled = enabled, onClickLabel = onClickLabel, onClick = onClick, role = role, indication = LocalIndication.current, interactionSource = remember { MutableInteractionSource() } ) } ) 

To increase touch area of Composable without changing its dimensions and scale set a DelegateRect(left,top,right,bottom) with positive values to increase touch area on sides specified by rectangle or negative values to decrease touch area.

If you need more detailed tutorial about Jetpack Compose gestures check this tutorial

To get a Git project into your build:

• Step 1. Add the JitPack repository to your build file Add it in your root build.gradle at the end of repositories:

allprojects { repositories { ... maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' } } } 

• Step 2. Add the dependency

dependencies { implementation 'com.github.SmartToolFactory:Compose-Extended-Gestures:Tag' }