AppearanceConfig - Encore

Colors you pass to Placement().Appearance() for the sheet, or to a trigger component’s TriggerOptions.Appearance and SetAppearance() for the entry. Every field is optional, and a field you leave null keeps the look’s own color.

Structure

public sealed class AppearanceConfig
{
    public string AccentColor;          // sheet and trigger components
    public string BackgroundColor;      // sheet and trigger components
    public string TextColor;            // sheet and trigger components
    public string SecondaryTextColor;   // trigger components
    public string TrackColor;           // trigger components
    public string OnAccentColor;        // trigger components
    public ColorScheme? ColorScheme;    // trigger components; null follows the app's setting in the Encore portal
    public string BackgroundEndColor;   // trigger components
}

public enum ColorScheme { System, Light, Dark }

Colors are hex strings: #RGB, #RRGGBB, or #RRGGBBAA. The sheet reads AccentColor, BackgroundColor, and TextColor, and applies TextColor only together with BackgroundColor. A trigger component reads every field; what each one colors on the entry is in Colors.

Example

var brand = new AppearanceConfig
{
    AccentColor = "#5671FF",
    BackgroundColor = "#101827",
    TextColor = "#FFFFFF",
    ColorScheme = ColorScheme.Dark,
};

Notes

Read on Android, iOS, and WebGL builds.
An appearance on a placement styles that sheet. An appearance on a trigger component styles the entry only, never the sheet it opens.