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# MUISecondary Button

A customizable secondary button by ModularUI with optional icons.

### Properties

* `text`: The Text to display inside the button.
* `onPressed`: On Pressed Function.
* `boxShadows`: Box shadows for the button.
* `bgColor`: Background Color of The Secondary Button, default: Color(0xff212123).
* `tappedBgColor`: Background Color of The Secondary Button when tapped, default: Color.fromARGB(255, 22, 22, 24).
* `textColor`: Text Color of the Secondary Button, default: white.
* `borderRadius`: Border Radius for Secondary Button, default: 10.
* `animationDuration`: Animation Duration in Milliseconds, default: 250 ms.
* `hapticsEnabled`: Enables Light Haptic Feedback.
* `leadingIcon`: Optional leading icon for the button.
* `actionIcon`: Optional action icon for the button.
* `iconColor`: Icon color for both leading and action icons, default: white.

### Example Usage

{% embed url="<https://sunny-cassata-dfe2d4.netlify.app/#/secondarybutton>" %}
Secondary Button
{% endembed %}

```dart
MUISecondaryButton(text: 'Secondary Button', onPressed: (){})
```

### **Notes**

* This component uses a **`GestureDetector`** to handle tap events and provides customizable visual feedback.
* The button adjusts its appearance based on whether it is pressed or not, providing a visual indication of interaction.
* Icons can be added to the leading and action positions with customizable colors and sizes.
* Haptic feedback can be enabled for a subtle tactile response.
* Box shadows can be customized to add depth and elevation to the button.


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