When adding your tab programatically just call tab.setCustomView(R.layout.badged_tab) Īnd then you can show / hide / set a badge cound at any time via: if(tab != null & tab. So you will need the badged_tab.xml layout Īnd some sort of notification background: So instead of doing some hacky implementations I rather came up with a layout equal to the one from the original TabView but an additional view which can have a badge. If you take a closer look in the TabLayout implementation you will realize that the TabView will try to get the textView and iconView from the CustomView if applied.
To slide between pages we use ViewPager in traditional android but in Jetpack compose equivalent to ViewPager is Pager. app:tabGravity This attribute only works if app:tapMode'fixed'. scrolling This lets the user scrolls through the tabs horizontally. Generally used when there are upto 3 tabs. In this Jetpack compose tutorial we will learn How to Create TabLayout with View Pager using Jetpack compose in Android application. The TabLayout consists of two important xml attributes described below: app:tabMode This takes two values: fixed This displays all the tabs within the screen. I tried some of the above mentioned solutions, but they did not deliver proper results. Jetpack Compose Viewpager - Create Tablayout with Viewpager Last updated Nov 01, 2021. See the integration in the material components demo app:
The usage is very simple and can be done as following: tabLayout.getTabAt(0).showBadge().setNumber(1) With the newest release of the Material Components, the Android team now offers an official BadgeDrawable to be used on the TabLayout to achieve the asked result.
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