Fluent UI for Android is a native library that provides the Office UI experience for the Android platform. It contains information about colors and typography, as well as custom controls and customizations for platform controls, all from the official Fluent design language used in Microsoft 365 products.

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• Colors and typography
• Controls
• Modularization
• Install and use Fluent UI
• Demo app
• Contributing
• License
• Changelog

Fluent UI for Android provides colors and typography based on the Fluent design language.

In version 0.0.12, as a part of modularization, the colors and typographies have been moved to respective modules Please refer to Modularization section for more details

Fluent UI for Android includes an expanding library of controls written in Kotlin. These controls implement the Fluent design language and bring consistency across Office app experiences.

Some of the controls available include:

• Action Bar
• App Bar
• AvatarView
• AvatarGroupView
• BottomSheet
• Bottom Navigation
• Button styles
• CalendarView
• CircularProgress styles
• Contextual Command Bar
• DateTimePickerDialog
• Drawer
• ListItemView
• PeoplePickerView
• PersonaChipView
• PersonaListView
• PersonaView
• Popup Menu
• Snackbar
• Tablayout
• TemplateView
• Tooltip

API 21+

• Our library is now published using MavenCentral, so make sure the mavenCentral() repository has been added to your project level build.gradle file if you want to consume versions >= 0.0.17.

• If you are still using older versions you can consume jcenter() too. Please note it will only work for versions <=0.0.16

• Inside the dependency block in your build.gradle, add this line for the FluentUI library:

dependencies {
    ...
    implementation 'com.microsoft.fluentui:FluentUIAndroid:$version'
    ...
}

• Make sure you replace $version with the latest version of FluentUI.
• From version 0.0.12, individual modules can also be used by applications as per need. E.g To use just BottomSheet control which is part of fluentui_drawer module, following block can be added to build.gradle

dependencies {
    ...
    implementation 'com.microsoft.fluentui:fluentui_drawer:$version'
    ...
}

Replace ${version} with the latest version of fluentui_drawer

More information about contents of each module can be found in Modularization section

• Please also add the following lines to your repositories section in your gradle script:

maven {
    url "https://pkgs.dev.azure.com/MicrosoftDeviceSDK/DuoSDK-Public/_packaging/Duo-SDK-Feed/maven/v1"
}

• Also add the SDK dependency to the module-level build.gradle file(current version may be different from what's shown here):

implementation "com.microsoft.device:dualscreen-layout:1.0.0-alpha01"

• Add the FluentUI library as a dependency:

<dependency>
  <groupId>com.microsoft.fluentui</groupId>
  <artifactId>FluentUIAndroid</artifactId>
  <version>${version}</version>
</dependency>

• Make sure you replace ${version} with the latest version of FluentUI.
• As in case of Gradle, here too, to use specific modules add dependency as follows:

<dependency>
  <groupId>com.microsoft.fluentui</groupId>
  <artifactId>fluentui_drawer</artifactId>
  <version>${version}</version>
</dependency>

Replace ${version} with the latest version of fluentui_drawer

Check Modularization for details of every module.

• Download the latest changes from the Fluent UI Android repository.

• Follow these instructions to build and output an AAR files from the FluentUI modules, import the module(s) to your project, and add it as a dependency. If you're having trouble generating an AAR file for the module, make sure you select it and run e.g "Make Module 'fluentui_drawer'" from the Build menu.

• Some components have dependencies you will need to manually add to your app if you are using this library as an AAR artifact because these dependencies do not get included in the output.

  • If using PeoplePickerView, include this dependency in your gradle file:

    implementation 'com.splitwise:tokenautocomplete:2.0.8'

  • If using CalendarView or DateTimePickerDialog, include this dependency in your gradle file:

    implementation 'com.jakewharton.threetenabp:threetenabp:1.1.0'

  • Double check that these library versions correspond to the latest versions we implement in the FluentUI build.gradle.

In code:

import com.microsoft.fluentui.persona.AvatarView

In XML:

<com.microsoft.fluentui.persona.AvatarView
    android:layout_width="wrap_content"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    app:name="Mona Kane" />

Included in this repository is a demo of currently implemented controls. A full list of implemented controls available in the demo can be found here: Demos.

To see samples of all of our implemented controls and design language, run the FluentUI.Demo module in Android Studio.

Starting from version 0.0.12, Fluent UI has been split into multiple modules by grouping related controls together. The main objective of this is to reduce the size impact of library on the applications which want to use only specific controls from Fluent UI

The list of modules and their respective controls is as follows

*These controls are not yet available in modular form as modularization process is ongoing. For now these controls can be found in fluentui_others module

Post bug reports, feature requests, and questions in Issues. Contributions to any specific controls should be done in respective modules. Refer Modularization section for more details

We use GitHub Releases to manage our releases, including the changelog between every release. You'll find a complete list of additions, fixes, and changes on the Releases page.

All files on the Fluent UI for Android GitHub repository are subject to the MIT license. Please read the LICENSE file at the root of the project.

Usage of the logos and icons referenced in Fluent UI for Android is subject to the terms of the assets license agreement.