androidx.media3.ui.compose.indicators

@UnstableApi
@Composable
fun ProgressIndicator(
    player: Player?,
    totalTickCount: @IntRange(from = 0) Int = 0,
    scope: CoroutineScope = rememberCoroutineScope(),
    content: @Composable ProgressStateWithTickCount.() -> Unit
): Unit

A state container for a progress indicator that provides progress updates from a Player.

This composable manages the state of the player's progress and exposes a ProgressStateWithTickCount object to its content lambda. This allows for the creation of custom progress indicators.

@UnstableApi
@Composable
fun TimeText(
    player: Player?,
    tickIntervalMs: @IntRange(from = 0) Int = 1000,
    scope: CoroutineScope = rememberCoroutineScope(),
    content: @Composable ProgressStateWithTickInterval.() -> Unit
): Unit

A Composable that provides player progress information to a content lambda, allowing for the creation of custom progress indicators.

This function does not render any UI itself. Instead, it manages the state of the player's progress and exposes a ProgressStateWithTickInterval object to its content lambda. This allows for complete control over the layout and appearance of the progress display.

Note that the reliance on ProgressStateWithTickInterval implies that the UI responsiveness and precision is optimised with the media-clock in mind. That makes it most suitable for displaying time-based text progress (rather than pixel-based slider/bar), hence the name of this Composable.

It serves as a state provider, decoupling the logic of listening to player progress from the UI presentation, which is a flexible pattern recommended for building reusable Composables.

Example usage:

TimeText(player) {
  // `this` is a `ProgressStateWithTickInterval`
  val currentPosition = Util.getStringForTime(this.currentPositionMs)
  val duration = Util.getStringForTime(this.durationMs)
  Text("$currentPosition / $duration")
}