LiveTemplates.txt

1. hiltvm (applicable in top-level)
@dagger.hilt.android.lifecycle.HiltViewModel
class $NAME$ @javax.inject.Inject constructor(
$PARAM$
) : androidx.lifecycle.ViewModel() {
    $END$
}

2. vmstatefunc (applicable in class)
private val _$NAME$ = androidx.compose.runtime.mutableStateOf<$TYPE$>($INITIAL_VALUE$)
val $NAME$: androidx.compose.runtime.State<$TYPE$> = _$NAME$

fun $FUNC$($PARAM$: $TYPE$) {
    _$NAME$.value = $PARAM$
}

3. remstate (applicable in Kotlin except Comment)
var $NAME$ by androidx.compose.runtime.remember {
    androidx.compose.runtime.mutableStateOf($INITIAL_VALUE$)
}

4. centerbox (applicable in Kotlin except Comment)
androidx.compose.foundation.layout.Box(
    modifier = androidx.compose.ui.Modifier.fillMaxSize(),
    contentAlignment = androidx.compose.ui.Alignment.Center
) {
    $END$
}

5. iconbtn (applicable in Kotlin except Comment)
androidx.compose.material.IconButton(
    onClick = {
    
    },
) {
    androidx.compose.material.Icon(
        imageVector = $ICON$,
        contentDescription = $CONTENT_DESCRIPTION$
    )
}

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modifier = androidx.compose.ui.Modifier
.$NAME$

For those who find it annoying to write modifier=Modifier repeatedly...like me.

Thanks, Philipp.

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Thanks!

Arigato!

Thanks!
I added to compose also:
'fmh' -> modifier = androidx.compose.ui.Modifier.fillMaxHeight()
'fmw' -> modifier = androidx.compose.ui.Modifier.fillMaxWidth()
'fms' -> modifier = androidx.compose.ui.Modifier.fillMaxSize()
'mmm' -> modifier: androidx.compose.ui.Modifier = Modifier
'mm' -> modifier = androidx.compose.ui.Modifier.$FUN$

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Thank you. very handy tool!