Is there a plan to include compose compiler metrics in jetbrains compose?

Hey there! What’s the Compose way of sharing focus between two UI elements? I’m trying to replicate this view which shares focus between an input and a list so that the user can both type a search query and use the arrow keys and return to select results without switching back and forth via ⇥

I just updated to Kotlin 1.8.0 and Compose JB 1.3.0, and now I'm having issues with serializer not found for enum classes in a different module. I remember there used to be some issues with both of these plugins living together in the same module. Does that still exist? Is there a known workaround?

id("org.jetbrains.compose")
kotlin("plugin.serialization")

I am trying to get the pixels of a

nativeCanvas

into a Bitmap during a

drawWithContent

modifier, but

readPixels

always returns false, and I don't know why:

drawContent()

val nativeCanvas = drawContext.canvas.nativeCanvas
val imageInfo = ImageInfo(
    width = 1280,
    height = 800,
    colorInfo = ColorInfo(
        colorType = ColorType.RGBA_8888,
        alphaType = ColorAlphaType.PREMUL,
        colorSpace = ColorSpace.sRGB
    ),
)

val bitmap = Bitmap()
if (!bitmap.setImageInfo(imageInfo)) {
    println("Couldn't set imageInfo")
}

if (!bitmap.allocPixels()) {
    println("Couldn't allocate pixels")
}

if (!nativeCanvas.readPixels(bitmap, 0, 0)) {
    println("Couldn't read pixels") <-- this one returns false
}

this may be a silly question, but im confused about creating a multi-module application from the compose desktop starter project. i know how to add a module on android, but here it seems that the base module is top level. the jvmMain and jvmTest directories (i dont know whether to also consider them modules or not) dont have their own build.gradle file where i would add things like

implementation(path: ':common')

i tried to add a "common" module and things got confusing fast

should i still be able to add modules through the settings.gradle?

I created a new compose desktop project but I'm unable to get it to run Clicking run does nothing, as well as debugm

https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-jb/pull/2753 I wonder if there's gonna be a stringResource next? That would be very useful. I'm aware of the moko-resources package however it has its own custom syntax and gradle plugin, something more lightweight that mirrors Android's string resource system would be great @Nikita Lipsky

I just updated to Kotlin 1.8.0 and Compose JB 1.3.0, and now all scrollbars stopped working , Does anyone had a similar issue?

Hey, so I have a fairly regular project with

shared

,

app-android

and

app-desktop

modules. Is there any general consensus what is supposed to go into the

androidMain

source-set of

shared

vs what goes into

app-android

directly? My thoughts right now: • Permission-handling logic: that might live in androidMain actually • Anything that needs android-specific plugins like google-services probably won't work well outside app-main? • Does it make sense to puts things into `shared`'s manifest file if used inside

androidMain

? I assume

shared

is basically treated as a library, so manifests should be merged. Right now I'm trying to stuff everything into

shared

and

app-android

and

app-desktop

are mostly just for bootstrapping the application.

is there a fork of googlemaps/android-maps-compose out there that supports compose multiplatform?

Q: how do I size a window to fit its contents in Jetpack compose? (Eg What is the equivalent of Swing’s pack method?)

How to check if the JVM failed to start without any log output, I try run releaseDistribution but is ok

App con't create file in it workdir when I installed app on Windows Program Files Dir How do I create data files for my application when installing to windows🐒

I would like to have a tool like the browser developer tool and the Vue developer tool to help me debug the application quickly

💡 The benefits of collecting view-state

StateFlow

s using the new API

collectAsStateWithLifecycle

on Android are well explained in this article. alphabet yellow question For those of us developing for K *Compose/Multiplatform*; what's the most ergonomic way to achieve

StateFlow

collection that has the benefits of

collectAsStateWithLifecycle

on Android, while being able to reuse (mostly) the same View code on other platforms?

Do we have somewhere a showcase of compose desktop applications? Not the examples from the repo

How to disable the functionality to make a window full screen? The top left menu bar in window -> maximize button

Is there any easy way to map keyboard events with letters rather than simply comparing them everytime?

Is the Material Design 3 for multiplatform (mostly desktop) stable? I ask because its not hard to find weird implementation such as ScrollableTabRow, that i can only actually scroll by horizontally scrolling with my touchpad, i cant find a way to scroll it with a mouse. I feel that for almost every component i need to copy the source and make the changes i need

Does compose-desktop have a dependency injection tool? Like Hilt in Android

Are there any tutorials for compose desktop? I don't like android and I don't want to learn android.

Is there a tool/plugin that allows for live preview? (like in android) I am using IntelliJ ultimate.

Hey newbie question! I'm trying to load a local SVG file. I've copy pasted the svg to the resource folder of the project. Svg name is: "_import.sv_g" Then I'm calling it in the code like this

Icon(painter = painterResource("import.svg"), contentDescription = null)

It throws me an error because file is not found. What am I doing wrong and what is the correct way to get this file path?

Where should issues be reported for desktop code in https://github.com/JetBrains/androidx? Github issues are disabled there... Not sure if the note to report the Android Issue Tracker is correct?

does anyone have recommendations for a RoomDb equivalent for desktop jvm target?

Is there a component instead JScrollPane, that can scroll horizontal and vertical , and auto increase

Hi folks Is there a way to ask for webcam and microphone permissions using Compose Desktop? Optional - It would also be sweet to be able to detect whether a system has a microphone or webcam in the first place

How to control the taskbar icon blinking in the window