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Squircle Shape

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A Compose Multiplatform library providing customizable Squircle shapes for UI components.


✨ Features

  • Customizable Squircle Shapes: Create UI shapes that smoothly transition between squares and circles.
  • Integration with MaterialTheme: Use squircle shapes directly in Jetpack Compose themes.
  • Corner Smoothing: Fine-tune the smoothness of corners for a delightful design.
  • Multiplatform Support: Available for Android, iOS, Desktop (JVM), and Web (WasmJS).
  • Canvas Drawing: Easily draw squircle shapes on canvases with drawSquircle().

πŸ†• What's New in Version 3.0.0?

  • Seamless MaterialTheme Integration:
    SquircleBasedShape now extends CornerBasedShape, allowing you to use it directly in androidx.compose.material3.Shapes.

  • Corner Smoothing Support:
    Added the cornerSmoothing parameter for effortless corner smoothing without extra overhead.

  • RTL Layout Support:
    Fully compatible with both LayoutDirection.Ltr and LayoutDirection.Rtl, ensuring proper corner mapping.

  • Performance Enhancements:
    Optimized corner clamping logic for improved rendering performance.


πŸ“‹ Requirements

For Multiplatform Projects:

  • Kotlin: 2.0.21
  • Compose: 1.7.1

For Android-only Projects:

  • Kotlin: 2.0.21
  • Jetpack Compose: 1.7.1
  • Minimum SDK: 23
  • Compile SDK: 35

πŸ“¦ Setup

Gradle Kotlin DSL (Multiplatform)

  1. Add the dependency in your shared module's build.gradle.kts:
sourceSets {
    
    val commonMain by getting {
        
        dependencies {
            
            // ...
            
            implementation("io.github.stoyan-vuchev:squircle-shape:<version>")
          
        }
      
    }

    // ...
  
}
  • Or if you're using a version catalog (e.g. libs.versions.toml), declare it in the catalog instead.
[versions]
squircle-shape = "<version>"

[libraries]
squircle-shape = { group = "io.github.stoyan-vuchev", name = "squircle-shape", version.ref = "squircle-shape" }
  • Then include the dependency in your shared module build.gradle.kts file.
sourceSets {

  val commonMain by getting {

    dependencies {

      // ...

      implementation(libs.squircle.shape)

    }

  }

  // ...

}
  1. Sync and rebuild the project. πŸ”„οΈπŸ”¨βœ…

Gradle Kotlin DSL Setup (For Android-only projects).

    1. Add the Squircle Shape dependency in your module build.gradle.kts file.
  • Latest version: Maven Central Version
dependencies {
            
    // ...

    implementation("io.github.stoyan-vuchev:squircle-shape-android:<version>")
  
}
  • Or if you're using a version catalog (e.g. libs.versions.toml), declare it in the catalog instead.
[versions]
squircle-shape = "<version>"

[libraries]
squircle-shape = { group = "io.github.stoyan-vuchev", name = "squircle-shape-android", version.ref = "squircle-shape" }
  • Then include the dependency in your module build.gradle.kts file.
dependencies {

  // ...

  implementation(libs.squircle.shape)

}
  1. Sync and rebuild the project. πŸ”„οΈπŸ”¨βœ…

πŸš€ Usage

1. Using Squircle Shapes with MaterialTheme

Define squircle shapes in your theme to use them consistently across your app:

val shapes = Shapes(
    small = SquircleShape(radius = 16.dp, cornerSmoothing = CornerSmoothing.Medium),
    medium = SquircleShape(radius = 32.dp, cornerSmoothing = CornerSmoothing.Medium),
    large = SquircleShape(percent = 100, cornerSmoothing = CornerSmoothing.Medium)
)

MaterialTheme(
    shapes = shapes
) {

    // ...

    Button(
        onClick = { /* Action */ },
        shape = MaterialTheme.shapes.large // Clipped to the provided `large` material theme shape.
    ) {
        Text(text = "Full Squircle")
    }

    // ...

}

Button with Full Squircle shape.

2. Using Squircle Shapes separately

Clip UI components separately by using a SquircleShape() function.

Image(
    modifier = Modifier
        .size(128.dp)
        .clip(
            shape = SquircleShape(
                percent = 100,
                cornerSmoothing = CornerSmoothing.Medium
            )
        ), // Clipped to a fully rounded squircle shape.
    painter = painterResource(R.drawable.mlbb_novaria),
    contentDescription = "An image of Novaria.",
    contentScale = ContentScale.Crop
)

A portrait image of Novaria from MLBB clipped to a Squircle shape.

You can customize the radii for all corners, or for each corner independently. Supported corner values are:

  • Int for percent-based corner radius in range 0..100
  • Float for pixel-based corner radius e.g. 50f
  • Dp for density pixel-based corner radius e.g. 16.dp
// Single-corner percent-based radius implementation.
SquircleShape(
    percent = 100,
    cornerSmoothing = .6f
)

// Single-corner pixel-based radius implementation.
SquircleShape(
    radius = 32f,
    cornerSmoothing = .6f
)

// Single-corner density pixel-based radius implementation.
SquircleShape(
    radius = 32.dp,
    cornerSmoothing = .6f
)

// Multi-corner percent-based radius implementation.
SquircleShape(
    topStart = 25,
    topEnd = 5,
    bottomStart = 25,
    bottomEnd = 5,
    cornerSmoothing = .6f
)

// Multi-corner pixel-based radius implementation.
SquircleShape(
    topStart = 32f,
    topEnd = 8f,
    bottomStart = 32f,
    bottomEnd = 8f,
    cornerSmoothing = .6f
)

// Multi-corner density pixel-based radius implementation.
SquircleShape(
    topStart = 32.dp,
    topEnd = 8.dp,
    bottomStart = 32.dp,
    bottomEnd = 8.dp,
    cornerSmoothing = .6f
)

3. Draw a Squircle on Canvas

You can draw squircle shapes on a canvas for custom graphics.

Note: currently drawSquircle only accepts pixel-based values for each corner:

Canvas(
    modifier = Modifier.size(150.dp),
    onDraw = {
    
        drawSquircle(
            color = Color.Blue,
            topLeft = Offset.Zero,
            size = this.size,
            topLeftCorner = 32.dp.toPx(),
            topRightCorner = 8.dp.toPx(),
            bottomRightCorner = 32.dp.toPx(),
            bottomLeftCorner = 8.dp.toPx(),
            cornerSmoothing = .6f
        )
    
    }
)

πŸ“„ License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2023 Stoyan Vuchev

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πŸ‘€ Contact

Created by @stoyan-vuchev – feel free to reach out!

πŸ“§ Email: [email protected]