ChipColors

ChipColors(
    containerColor: Color,
    labelColor: Color,
    leadingIconContentColor: Color,
    trailingIconContentColor: Color,
    disabledContainerColor: Color,
    disabledLabelColor: Color,
    disabledLeadingIconContentColor: Color,
    disabledTrailingIconContentColor: Color
)

create an instance with arbitrary colors, see AssistChipDefaults, InputChipDefaults, and SuggestionChipDefaults for the default colors used in the various Chip configurations.

fun copy(
    containerColor: Color = this.containerColor,
    labelColor: Color = this.labelColor,
    leadingIconContentColor: Color = this.leadingIconContentColor,
    trailingIconContentColor: Color = this.trailingIconContentColor,
    disabledContainerColor: Color = this.disabledContainerColor,
    disabledLabelColor: Color = this.disabledLabelColor,
    disabledLeadingIconContentColor: Color = this.disabledLeadingIconContentColor,
    disabledTrailingIconContentColor: Color = this.disabledTrailingIconContentColor
): ChipColors

Returns a copy of this ChipColors, optionally overriding some of the values. This uses the Color.Unspecified to mean “use the value from the source”

open operator fun equals(other: Any?): Boolean

open fun hashCode(): Int

val containerColor: Color

the container color of this chip when enabled

val disabledContainerColor: Color

the container color of this chip when not enabled

val disabledLabelColor: Color

the label color of this chip when not enabled

val disabledLeadingIconContentColor: Color

the color of this chip's start icon when not enabled

val disabledTrailingIconContentColor: Color

the color of this chip's end icon when not enabled

val labelColor: Color

the label color of this chip when enabled

val leadingIconContentColor: Color

the color of this chip's start icon when enabled

val trailingIconContentColor: Color

the color of this chip's end icon when enabled