How to create a custom button using Jetpack Compose and Kotlin


A step by step tutorial on creating a custom button in Android Studio using Jetpack Compose and Kotlin.
Step One: Create the Composable

Using the code below as reference, create the custom button.
The pointerInput modifier is what manages the touch events.
Step Two: Add to UI

Add the button to the UI.
Step Three: Test

Run the app and confirm that everything works as expected.
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