Created standard styles for TextInputLayout

[eoji]

What ❓

• Created a BaseTextInputLayout and then we basically have 2 types. One that lives in a form view (its parent has padding so it doesn't need start or end margin. And the ones that are used in Settings, they need activity_horizontal_margin on the start and end.
• Per documentation: The hint should be set on the TextInputLayout, rather than the EditText
• Created a BasePasswordTextInputLayout to handle showing the visibility icon and changing its color.
• (Bonus fun times: making payment methods row visible)

Story 📖

Trello

• All filled text fields: Remove gap from bottom line (and make the thickness default)
• @dannyalright, at this time centering the input is not possible TextInputLayout hint text not vertically center material-components/material-components-android#120

See 👀

FormTextInputLayout

SettingsTextInputLayout

[kussberg]

The layout here is still broken, the hint should be positioned vertically center when the input field is empty. In your case it is shifted to the bottom.

[eoji]

@ekussberg, yep! Here's the issue opened on the material components repo material-components/material-components-android#120. Hope they fix it soon!

[dnywh]

Should all of them have the same top and bottom margin

@eoji yes please. The 'same' value should be similar to the Create Password example below. The Material guidelines are pretty vague as to why that much vertical space—I take it's for assistive text.

Even if we don't use assistive text, (i.e. maybe Login) we should use the same spacing for visual consistency.

I think that's what you were double-checking. Let me know if you meant something else.

Create Password example	Material example