TimelineView provides a synchronized scrolling experience with two content views that move in complementary directions. Originally designed for audio waveform visualization, it's now a versatile component perfect for any timeline-based application.
- Native Compose Implementation: Pure Compose implementation without XML dependencies
- Synchronized Scrolling: Perfect offset synchronization between past and future content
- Customizable Offset: Configure the scroll offset as a fraction of screen width
- Material 3 Support: Built-in Material 3 styling variants
- Flexible Content: Support for any drawable resources as timeline content
- Modern Architecture: Uses Compose's declarative UI paradigm
- Audio/Video Editing: Show played vs remaining content
- Progress Visualization: Display progress in long-running tasks
- Data Timeline: Visualize historical vs future data points
- Reading Progress: Track reading progress in documents
- Media Players: Timeline scrubbing for audio/video
- Data Processing: Show processed vs pending data
@Composable
fun MyScreen() {
TimelineView(
height = 120.dp,
pastContent = R.drawable.my_past_content,
futureContent = R.drawable.my_future_content
)
}
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audiowaveformview/
: Core TimelineView library moduleapp/
: Demo application showcasing various use cases
For detailed API documentation, see audiowaveformview/README.md
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