Hello all, Is there any way to

save composable view

as

Image

?

Hi All, Is there any way to set minimum window size ?

Why not use Popup to implement Material AlertDialog？

Hi all - I’ve used the package task to generate an

.app

artefact for macos. But when i open it - it does not open the main window. The window does open through Android Studio runtime configurations, but not when packaged for some reason. I’ve attached the compose desktop build script in the thread, am i missing anything here?

I did some tests about the rendering performances of Compose-desktop. Pretty good! https://dev.to/gz_k/jetpack-compose-desktop-rendering-performances-4992

Is there a date picker component?

Is there a compose web channel?

Can I create App Extensions on macOS in a Compose app? For example, I'd like to register my app as a share extension. https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines/macos/extensions/share-extensions/

As a general question, is there a standard pattern of handling platform specific usecases that aren't supported by Compose yet?

From what I understand Skia works fine with a random OpenGL context via

BackendRenderTarget

but OpenGL cannot be easily initialised with Skia(at least not so easily). And I'm wondering if there is any objection to add an manual initialization of the graphics api context in desktop-compose to make both things compatible? Or maybe is it already planned? Or am I wrong and it isn't that simple?

I'm playing with SVG loading via

svgResource

and finding that it plainly does not resize as expected. Currently only trying on Retina MacBook Pro so wondering if screen DPI is playing a part? Anyone tried this? I set a background colour via Modifier to see the layout of the Image element and that is correct; but the SVG itself never scales within, regardless of

ContentScale

passed in 🤷

Hi All, I am trying to open a web page(third party registration url) inside from a composable section and interacted with that. So I tried with cef example. But its not working. Its provide the following

SkIcuLoader: datafile missing: C:\Users\kishan.thakar\.jdks\corretto-11.0.11\bin\icudtl.dat.Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: *no chrome_elf in java.library.path:*

Is there any other option that I can try ?

FWIW I was able to create a deeplink on macOS by manually modifying my packaged app’s

Info.plist

and adding these entries:

<key>CFBundleURLTypes</key>
<array>
  <dict>
    <key>CFBundleURLName</key>
    <string>PACKAGE NAME OF YOUR APP</string>
    <key>CFBundleURLSchemes</key>
    <array>
      <string>SCHEME OF YOUR DEEPLINK</string>
    </array>
  </dict>
</array>

This deeplink can be handled by using

Desktop.getDesktop().setOpenURIHandler()

. Of course modifying the file manually after each build is terrible so we’d need a way for compose to provide a hook for modifying

info.plist

. This looks related to: https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-jb/issues/773

I am trying to investigate the following way for defining multiplatform composables: • creating a new project called “*composables*” as multiplatform, with 3 sourcesets: ◦ commonMain (with composables used by all) ◦ materialMain (with composables used by Android and Desktop), as JVM ◦ webMain (with composables just used by Web), as JS However, I am getting some errors, as I guess I have missed something (maybe a lot) in my gradle file definition. Does this approach make any sense to you?

Hello all 👋 I'm very new to Compose. I need to create a desktop application which mostly shows data on tile maps. I didn't find any existing controls for it and I'd like to create one. I have however hard time wrapping my head around how do I do that in Compose. Basically I need a rectangle pane, in which I show grid of images. The pane must react to dragging with mouse (move map around) and scrolling (zoom in and out). On top of the pane I want to draw markers - circles and polylines. It is easy for me to think of implementation if I just have a 2D canvas on which I can draw as in Swing. What do I need to read about in Compose to better understand how to implement it? I think good starting points into the topic are: • How do I detect dragging? • How do I draw custom shapes on top of grid of images?

Hello. Noob question. How do I export the app for desktop. I don't see any options

Is there a way to update a Kotlin Compose for desktop application? Or is there a way to update a swing application? Like how electron.js can update an app using update.electronjs.org

Is it possible to run any commands from compose apps. terminal/command line commands

Is there a way to cancel the on dismiss request to a window? for example, when the user clicks the X in the window frame I would like to show a popup confirming the close in some circumstances. If the use clicks "no" on the popup it should cancel the dismiss request

being able to just produce an exe, no jvm required, would be a very nice feature to have

Hello all, Whenever I try to run

package task

. My

Deb

&

Msi

builds are getting

SKIPPED

. Is there any workaround solution for this?

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Has a

rememberSerializable

(that works using

kotlinx.serialization

) ever been considered? I find the bundle requirements for

rememberSaveable

a bit awkward/type unsafe outside Android.

Hello, is there a "on hover" property in Compose Desktop ? I'd like to detect the mouse over an element, not the click

Hello, is there a way to support internationalization on desktop-compose for various string constants?

Composable Window API breaking changes in 0.5.0-build226: 1.

Window(onCloseRequest=)

is required parameter now 2.

WindowState.isMaximized

,

WindowState.isFullscreen

are merged to

WindowState.placement { Floating, Maximized, Fullscreen }

3.

WindowPosition

is sealed class

{ PlatformDefault, Aligned, Absolute }

,

initialAlignment

removed from Window/Dialog

Implementation of first version of non-interactive preview in CfD 👀 https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-jb/pull/803/files

Are there any plans to write a nice abstraction layer so that the user is not forced to use swing but can implement what he wants to use himself?

and why in the desktop-compose code there are so heavy side-effects at initialisation in the main components (DesktopOwner, DesktopOwners, ComposeLayer) this looks a bit like a smell code

How does one pass arguments to the

run

task?