Builder

Builds a ComponentTree using the parameters specified in this builder.

Configures the tree with the specified configuration.

Specify the looper to use for running layouts on. Note that in rare cases layout must run on the UI thread. For example, if you rotate the screen, we must measure on the UI thread. If you don't specify a Looper here, the Components default Looper will be used.

Specify the looper to use for running layouts on. Note that in rare cases layout must run on the UI thread. For example, if you rotate the screen, we must measure on the UI thread. If you don't specify a Looper here, the Components default Looper will be used.

Gives the ability to override the auto-generated ComponentTree id: this is generally not useful in the majority of circumstances, so don't use it unless you really know what you're doing.

This should not be used in majority of cases.

Specify an initial tree state object that the ComponentTree can use to set the current values for states.

Supplies the saveable-state registry owned by the surrounding lifecycle or navigation scope. A root tree using useSaveableState must be created through a host that supplies this scope.

Supplies a retained ViewModel scope owned by surrounding framework infrastructure.

Supplies the stable identity used to save this nested tree inside its parent registry.

Specify root for the component tree

Names this root tree for useSaveableState under the SavedStateRegistryOwner passed to create. The key replaces the root component's class as the tree's identity, so a screen can save two trees with the same root, and the next tree with this key takes over its values even when it replaces this tree while the screen is still visible. Nested trees ignore it.

Supplies the lifecycle-backed scope used by useSaveableState in this tree.