Package-level declarations

Represents the base colors used in the theme.

Primary colors are bold and eye-catching, perfect for drawing attention and making a strong visual statement. They are often used to highlight key elements and call-to-actions in a design.

Secondary colors provide additional visual interest and contrast when paired with primary colors. They are useful for accentuating features and breaking up monotony in a design.

Color values for the chat SDK.

Represents a color palette with shades ranging from light to dark. Each shade is represented by a color value, allowing for a consistent and harmonious color scheme. The palette includes shades from 50 (lightest) to 950 (darkest), with an additional base color.

Provides default color palettes and theme tokens for the chat UI.

Negative colors typically signify caution or restraint, conveying a sense of seriousness or formality. They are often used in designs where a sober or professional tone is required.

Neutral colors offer a subtle and sophisticated backdrop, complementing other hues without overwhelming them. They are ideal for creating balance and visual rest in a design.

Positive colors are associated with happiness and optimism, often used to convey a cheerful, uplifting mood. They are ideal for creating a friendly and welcoming atmosphere in a design.

A set of colors to be applied in either dark or light mode.

Color tokens used as a basis to setup ChatTheme.

Warning colors are designed to grab attention quickly and convey urgency or importance. They are most effective for alerts, error messages, or important notices in a design.

Display a busy spinner and a status message.

Expands contentColorFor pairs with content color for Color.Transparent.