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Droidcon Berlin - A ride through AOSP's new colors

Sid Patil
July 11, 2022

Droidcon Berlin - A ride through AOSP's new colors

Dynamic theming on the Pixel is an amazing feature, but we as Android engineers always care about how it works under the hood!

In this talk, we will understand “Monet”, the wallpaper-based dynamic theming system.

We will see:

What is Monet?
Dynamic behavior of system-wide theming
Wallpaper color extraction
K-means and Celebi quantizers
Color extraction strategy
Runtime dynamic color updation
Dynamic themes with M3 components for Jetpack Compose
In this session, we will aim to understand how the Android operating system works to enable dynamic theming (basics fundamentals of Material You). We will deep dive into AOSP to examine parts of the framework that form Monet and ultimately understand how dynamic system colors work.

Join me on the colourful ride!

Sid Patil

July 11, 2022
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  1. siddroid
    Droidcon Berlin, July 2022
    A ride through AOSP’s new colors
    Sid Patil

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  2. siddroid
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    About Me


    Android Engineer at Delivery Hero
    based in Berlin


    Built Paytm, a mobile payments
    platform in India, ~ 100m users


    Organizes and hosts communities
    like Kotlin Mumbai & Android
    Worldwide


    Know more at siddroid.com
    A ride through AOSP’s new colors!

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    Questions?


    Do you recognise this logo?


    How many of you use a Google
    Pixel?


    Have you heard about Monet?


    Do you use Material 3 in your
    apps?
    M3 logo from material.io

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    Material You, the face of the
    Android OS
    A ride through AOSP’s new colors

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    .. the current face of Android
    A ride through AOSP’s new colors!

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    A promo From material.io

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    What is Monet?


    The dynamic theme engine on
    Android


    Enables features like dynamic
    color and themed icons on
    Android 12 and 13


    First introduced with Android 12
    and Google Pixel devices


    Fully added in AOSP from Android
    12L
    A promo From material.io

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    How would you build it?


    Read and observe changes in the
    wallpaper


    Make sense of information from
    the device wallpaper


    Extract dominant colors of the
    wallpaper


    Map them to a design
    speci
    fi
    cation


    Propagate them to the apps
    Picture by Sagar Viradiya

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    Let’s step into the Android
    framework
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    Android framework components


    System UI

    ThemeOverlayController & ThemeOverlayApplier
    WallpaperManager & WallpaperManagerService
    Core

    WallpaperColors
    System UI

    Monet
    Graphics

    Palette
    Graphics

    Quantizers
    A ride through AOSP’s new colors!

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    Wallpaper Manager Service


    public class WallpaperManagerService extends IWallpaperManager.Stub


    implements IWallpaperManagerService


    class WallpaperObserver extends FileObserver


    frameworks/base/services/core/java/com/android/server/wallpaper/WallpaperManagerService.java

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    Wallpaper Manager Service


    class WallpaperObserver extends FileObserver {


    mWallpaperFile = new File(mWallpaperDir, WALLPAPER);


    mWallpaperLockFile = new File(mWallpaperDir, WALLPAPER_LOCK_ORIG);


    final boolean sysWallpaperChanged =


    (mWallpaperFile.equals(changedFile));


    final boolean lockWallpaperChanged =


    (mWallpaperLockFile.equals(changedFile));


    }


    frameworks/base/services/core/java/com/android/server/wallpaper/WallpaperManagerService.java

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    Wallpaper Manager Service


    class WallpaperObserver extends FileObserver {


    //
    If home wallpaper has changed


    notifyColorsWhich
    |=
    FLAG_SYSTEM;


    //
    If lockscreen wallpaper has changed


    notifyColorsWhich
    |=
    FLAG_LOCK;


    if (notifyColorsWhich
    !=
    0) {


    notifyWallpaperColorsChanged(wallpaper, notifyColorsWhich);


    }


    }


    frameworks/base/services/core/java/com/android/server/wallpaper/WallpaperManagerService.java

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    Wallpaper Manager Service


    void notifyWallpaperColorsChanged(


    WallpaperData wallpaper,


    int which) {


    wallpaper.connection.forEachDisplayConnector(connector
    ->
    {


    notifyWallpaperColorsChangedOnDisplay(


    wallpaper,


    which,


    connector.mDisplayId


    );


    });


    }


    frameworks/base/services/core/java/com/android/server/wallpaper/WallpaperManagerService.java

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    Monet & System-UI
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    System-UI & Feature flags


    //
    Flags.java


    public static final BooleanFlag MONET =


    new BooleanFlag(800, true, R.bool.flag_monet);


    //
    FeatureFlags.java


    public boolean isMonetEnabled() {


    return isEnabled(Flags.MONET);


    }


    //
    ThemeOverlayController.java


    mIsMonetEnabled = featureFlags.isMonetEnabled();


    frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/
    fl
    ags/FeatureFlags.java & Flags.java

    frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/theme/ThemeOverlayController.java


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    Theme Overlay Controller


    OnColorsChangedListener mOnColorsChangedListener


    = new OnColorsChangedListener() {


    @Override


    public void onColorsChanged(


    WallpaperColors wallpaperColors,


    int which,


    int userId) {


    //
    Post performing user Id specific logic


    handleWallpaperColors(wallpaperColors, which, userId);


    }


    };


    frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/theme/ThemeOverlayController.java

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    Wallpaper Manager Service


    private void notifyWallpaperColorsChangedOnDisplay(


    WallpaperData wallpaper,


    int which,


    int displayId) {


    boolean needsExtraction;


    needsExtraction = wallpaper.primaryColors
    ==
    null;


    if (needsExtraction) {


    extractColors(wallpaper);


    }


    notifyColorListeners(
    ...
    );


    }


    frameworks/base/services/core/java/com/android/server/wallpaper/WallpaperManagerService.java

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    Wallpaper Manager Service


    private void extractColors(WallpaperData wallpaper) {


    WallpaperColors colors = null;


    if (cropFile
    !=
    null) {


    Bitmap bitmap = BitmapFactory.decodeFile(cropFile);


    if (bitmap
    !=
    null) {


    colors = WallpaperColors.fromBitmap(bitmap);


    }


    } else if (defaultImageWallpaper) {


    colors = extractDefaultImageWallpaperColors();


    }


    }


    frameworks/base/services/core/java/com/android/server/wallpaper/WallpaperManagerService.java

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    Extracting colors from the
    wallpaper
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    Wallpaper Colors


    public static WallpaperColors fromBitmap(@NonNull Bitmap bitmap) {


    final int bitmapArea = bitmap.getWidth() * bitmap.getHeight();


    if (bitmapArea > MAX_WALLPAPER_EXTRACTION_AREA) {


    Size optimalSize = calculateOptimalSize(


    bitmap.getWidth(),


    bitmap.getHeight());


    bitmap = Bitmap.createScaledBitmap(bitmap,


    optimalSize.getWidth(),


    optimalSize.getHeight(),


    false);


    }


    }


    frameworks/base/core/java/android/app/WallpaperColors.java

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    Wallpaper Colors


    if (ActivityManager.isLowRamDeviceStatic()) {


    palette = Palette


    .from(bitmap, new VariationalKMeansQuantizer())


    .maximumColorCount(5)


    .resizeBitmapArea(MAX_WALLPAPER_EXTRACTION_AREA)


    .generate();


    } else {


    palette = Palette


    .from(bitmap, new CelebiQuantizer())


    .maximumColorCount(128)


    .resizeBitmapArea(MAX_WALLPAPER_EXTRACTION_AREA)


    .generate();


    }


    frameworks/base/core/java/android/app/WallpaperColors.java

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    Dominant colors and Quantizers
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    Image quantization


    An image is a set of Pixels


    A quantization algorithm reduces
    the number of pixels


    Each pixel consists of a single
    color


    Android uses K-means clustering
    (Variational and Celebi)


    Device RAM determines which
    technique is used
    Pixelated image from cs.princeton.edu

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    Color science


    A color denotes a given value from
    the spectrum of light


    For example, RGB and CMYK are
    the most commonly used


    The HSL model uses hue,
    saturation and lightness of a color


    Android uses a custom HCT model
    for calculating colors

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    Material Design’s HCT model


    Stands for Hue, Chroma and Tone


    A blend of LCH and CAM16 color
    spaces


    Best of both color systems


    Better contrast ratio calculations
    with tone values


    Android uses this custom HCT
    model for calculating Material You
    theme colors via Monet
    From material.io “The science of color and design” by James O'Leary

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    Why Monet?


    Original Older Algorithm Celebi Quantizer
    From material.io “The science of color and design” by James O'Leary
    Claude Monet’s “Impression Sunrise”
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    Palette & Swatches


    Palette(List swatches) {


    mSwatches = swatches;


    mDominantSwatch = findDominantSwatch();


    }


    public Swatch(@ColorInt int colorInt, int population) {


    mColor = Color.valueOf(colorInt);


    mPopulation = population;


    }


    frameworks/base/core/java/com/android/internal/graphics/palette/Palette.java

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    Finding the seed color


    Swatches are
    fi
    rst sorted by
    population count


    Each color is assigned a “score”


    Colors are then sorted in
    descending order by the score


    Iterate through the scored colors
    and identify seed color


    Seed color is used to build the
    fi
    nal theme via Monet

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    Re-evaluating System Theme
    A ride through AOSP’s new colors!

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    When to re-evaluate?


    First boot of the device


    Via broadcast receiver when
    Intent.ACTION_WALLPAPER_CHANGED is
    received


    On a new user setup


    When the active user is changed
    private void reevaluateSystemTheme

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    Theme Overlay Controller


    private final BroadcastReceiver mBroadcastReceiver


    = new BroadcastReceiver() {


    @Override


    public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) {


    if (Intent.ACTION_WALLPAPER_CHANGED.equals(intent.getAction())) {


    .
    ..

    mAcceptColorEvents = true;


    }


    }


    };


    frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/theme/ThemeOverlayController.java

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    Runtime updates of System
    colors
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    Theme Overlay Controller


    protected @Nullable FabricatedOverlay getOverlay(int color, int type)


    frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/theme/ThemeOverlayController.java

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    Monet Color Scheme


    //
    Build Monet ColorScheme


    mColorScheme = new ColorScheme(color, nightMode);


    List colorShades = mColorScheme.getAllAccentColors();


    //
    OR


    List colorShades = mColorScheme.getAllNeutralColors();


    frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/monet/src/com/android/systemui/monet/ColorScheme.kt

    frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/theme/ThemeOverlayController.java

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    Monet Color Scheme


    String name = type
    ==
    ACCENT ? "accent" : "neutral";


    for (int i = 0; i < colorShades.size(); i
    ++
    ) {


    int luminosity = i % paletteSize;


    int paletteIndex = i / paletteSize + 1;


    String resourceName;


    switch (luminosity) {


    case 0:


    resourceName = "android:color/system_" + name + paletteIndex + "_10";


    break;


    case 1:


    resourceName = "android:color/system_" + name + paletteIndex + "_50";


    break;


    default:


    int l = luminosity - 1;


    resourceName = "android:color/system_" + name + paletteIndex + "_" + l + "00";


    }


    }


    frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/theme/ThemeOverlayController.java

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    System color resources


    public static final int system_accent3_600 = 17170521;


    public static final int system_accent3_700 = 17170522;


    public static final int system_accent3_800 = 17170523;


    public static final int system_accent3_900 = 17170524;


    public static final int system_neutral1_0 = 17170461;


    public static final int system_neutral1_10 = 17170462;


    public static final int system_neutral1_100 = 17170464;


    Android .R
    fi
    le

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    Theme Overlay Applier


    /*

    * All theme customization categories used by the system, in order that they should be applied,


    * starts with launcher and grouped by target package.


    */

    static final List THEME_CATEGORIES = Lists.newArrayList(


    OVERLAY_CATEGORY_SYSTEM_PALETTE,


    OVERLAY_CATEGORY_ICON_LAUNCHER,


    OVERLAY_CATEGORY_SHAPE,


    OVERLAY_CATEGORY_FONT,


    OVERLAY_CATEGORY_ACCENT_COLOR,


    OVERLAY_CATEGORY_ICON_ANDROID,


    OVERLAY_CATEGORY_ICON_SYSUI,


    OVERLAY_CATEGORY_ICON_SETTINGS,


    OVERLAY_CATEGORY_ICON_THEME_PICKER);


    frameworks/base/packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/theme/ThemeOverlayApplier.java

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    Monet and Material 3 with
    compose
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    Tonal Palette


    internal class TonalPalette(


    //
    13 shades of each


    val neutral: Color,


    val neutralVariant: Color,


    val primary: Color,


    val secondary: Color,


    val tertiary: Color,


    )


    androidx.compose.material3.TonalPalette.kt

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    An image From material.io

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    Dynamic Tonal Palette


    internal fun dynamicTonalPalette(context: Context): TonalPalette = TonalPalette(


    neutral100 = ColorResourceHelper.getColor(context, android.R.color.system_neutral1_0),


    neutral99 = ColorResourceHelper.getColor(context, android.R.color.system_neutral1_10),


    neutral95 = ColorResourceHelper.getColor(context, android.R.color.system_neutral1_50),


    ..

    )


    androidx.compose.material3.DynamicTonalPalette.kt

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    Dynamic Tonal Palette


    @RequiresApi(23)


    private object ColorResourceHelper {


    @DoNotInline


    fun getColor(context: Context, @ColorRes id: Int): Color {


    return Color(context.resources.getColor(id, context.theme))


    }


    }


    androidx.compose.material3.DynamicTonalPalette.kt

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    Color Schemes


    fun dynamicLightColorScheme(context: Context): ColorScheme {


    val tonalPalette = dynamicTonalPalette(context)


    return lightColorScheme(


    primary = tonalPalette.primary40,


    onPrimary = tonalPalette.primary100,


    primaryContainer = tonalPalette.primary90,


    androidx.compose.material3.DynamicTonalPalette.kt

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    Material Color Utilities
    https://github.com/material-foundation/material-color-utilities

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    Material Color Utilities
    https://github.com/material-foundation/material-color-utilities

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    A promo From material.io

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    Shout out to!


    The Android and Material design
    teams at Google!


    James O’leary for his work on
    color science behind Material You


    material.io & Guru Singh for his
    help with my questions!


    Android code search
    A video of Monet in Action from Material foundation

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    Further reading


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    Danke Schone!
    Droidcon Berlin, July 2022

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