| 134 | |
| 135 | class DestructiveButton(Button): |
| 136 | def __init__( |
| 137 | self, |
| 138 | width=200, |
| 139 | height=50, |
| 140 | on_click=None, |
| 141 | disabled=False, |
| 142 | label="Delete", |
| 143 | icon=None, |
| 144 | ): |
| 145 | # Override the background color for a destructive button (red) |
| 146 | destructive_style = ButtonStyle( |
| 147 | color={ |
| 148 | "": ButtonColors.button_disabled_content_color |
| 149 | if disabled |
| 150 | else ButtonColors.button_content_color, # MaterialState.DEFAULT |
| 151 | }, |
| 152 | bgcolor={ |
| 153 | "": "#FF0000" # Red background for the destructive action |
| 154 | if not disabled |
| 155 | else ButtonColors.button_disabled_background_color, |
| 156 | "disabled": ButtonColors.button_disabled_background_color, |
| 157 | }, |
| 158 | padding=18, |
| 159 | shape=ContinuousRectangleBorder(radius=20), |
| 160 | ) |
| 161 | |
| 162 | # Pass the customized style to the base `Button` class |
| 163 | super().__init__( |
| 164 | width=width, |
| 165 | height=height, |
| 166 | on_click=on_click, |
| 167 | disabled=disabled, |
| 168 | label=label, |
| 169 | icon=icon, |
| 170 | ) |
| 171 | # Override the style attribute directly to apply the destructive color |
| 172 | self.style = destructive_style |
| 173 | |
| 174 | def did_mount(self): |
| 175 | self.update() |