This error may be reported if the project is used by default. I also read your setup, you seem to forget to say to want to put the com. Google. Android. The above material upgrade for 1.5.0. The default now seems to be 1.4.0

Took me some time to understand what it's all about, because it's written in an unclear way:

"MonetCompat is an app-level implementation of kdrag0n's custom Monet implementation, used in his android12-extensions module"

It should say that it takes the colors out of wallpapers and be able to apply them inside the app on various Views, no?

I'm currently using a wallpaper change listener I forked from pixel launcher in my launcher app project, is this basically the same thing but... works?

I've manage to get MonetCompat to recreate (almost) 1:1 official Jetpack compose color scheme generation Both are with the same wallpaper |MaterialTheme3.dynamicLightColorScheme() |MonetCompat| |----|----| |Android 12L|Android 10|

Here is the implementation https://github.com/rozPierog/Cofi/blob/f8676add8d072d04ecafc082f98a6015cb25c3cc/app/src/main/java/com/omelan/cofi/ui/Theme.kt#L31

I would like to contribute this code to this repo so that everyone can use it easily. Is it okay? Or should I create separate repo and publish it separately.

Closes #6

I'm happy to change adjust my code to better fit this repo style if you have issues with that. I've tried to add as little as possible to the code while also maintaining style that Jetpack Compose users will be familiar with.

• Improved color change listeners, including better support for Android 12, not using ACTION_WALLPAPER_CHANGED where possible, and fixing the colors not changing after the system colors changed on 12
• Whether to use system colors now takes into account DynamicColors.isDynamicColorAvailable() from Material Components for devices that run 12, but don't have Monet - MonetCompat will automatically fall back to the generated colors in that scenario.
• MonetToolbar is now a MaterialToolbar to allow better integration with M3
• Added md3style option to BottomNavigationView.applyMonet (enabled by default) to theme the new highlight
• Added the ability to set the tooltip color for Slider (enabled by default)
• Updated sample to use Material3 styles

New:

• Updated Monet base code from kdrag0n's android12-extensions
• Implement support for SystemColorScheme (loads system colors on Android 12). This is enabled by default, for consistency on users' devices. You can disable it with the field option in MonetCompat.
• Implement support for ColorSchemeFactory, which allows advanced control over color generation. See the sample for usage. Fixes:
• Fixed a crash when using MonetToolbar without material-dialogs due to an incorrect import Breaking changes:
• onMonetColorsChanged now takes a ColorScheme rather than DynamicColorScheme. ColorScheme is the interface, and this should really have been the case since day 1.

1. MonetCompat is a singleton that stores its own instance in the INSTANCE field. The problem is that MonetCompatActivity creates it by passing itself as context. As a result, when the activity is destroyed, it remains bound to MonetCompat and cannot be released by the garbage collector.

2. The MonetCompat registers the BroadcastReceiver in the setup method if running on Android 12 or older versions of Android. The MonetCompatActivity calls setup on creation by passing itself to it as context. However, when the activity is destroyed, this BroadcastReceiver is not unregistered, which leads to activity leakage.

For me, the only way to avoid these leaks is to stop using MonetCompatActivity and initialize MonetCompat myself using the application context.

I followed the setup guide (enable PaletteCompat in Application, implement custom MonetCompatActivity based on ComponentActivity, using MonetCompatDynamicTheme) but I'm getting this error when trying to run my application

java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: No static method MonetCompatDynamicTheme(Lcom/kieronquinn/monetcompat/core/MonetCompat;Lkotlin/jvm/functions/Function2;Landroidx/compose/runtime/Composer;I)V in class Lcom/kieronquinn/monetcompat/compose/MonetCompatThemeKt; or its super classes (declaration of 'com.kieronquinn.monetcompat.compose.MonetCompatThemeKt' appears in /data/app/~~W4-GVauu1KbA2jmEvOaszg==/com.owenlejeune.tvtime-GXupWNu-YmGy4Ey1Pr3eLw==/base.apk!classes13.dex)

I tried enabling Multidex but that didn't solve the issue either.