Finally Guyz!! , I got some real progress after so many tries.... SpotiFlyer: https://github.com/Shabinder/SpotiFlyer Getting Ready for Desktop Too!K Thanks @jim @Igor Demin and all other for your time and help in resolving some of issues I encountered.

Does anyone know how to make a Textfield scroll to the right within the bounds of the Textfield as the text gets too large rather than expanding the size of the Textfield?

Build 153 is here. Some breaking API changes.

InteractionState

replaced by

InteractionSource

with different API surface.

staticCompositionLocalOf

requires a factory now, but accepts

error

block if you do not want to provide a default value.

Is it possible to set window icon and tray icon from resources without using BufferedImage? Or it's only possible for single image?

I need to workaround some layout issues by knowing font descent. I think I need to get my hands on Skia’s

Font

instance to get

metrics

. For this I need to get

Typeface

which I can’t find how to do. I’ve explored

FontMgr.getDefault()

,

LocalFontLoader.current as FontLoader

, but if I get to

FontLoader.fonts.findTypefaces(…)

it doesn’t seem to contain fonts loaded via

MaterialTheme.typography

, always returns “Helvetica”. Any ideas?

🚀 Compose for Desktop Milestone 3 is officially out! This version of the framework comes with rendering improvements, keyboard shortcuts, SVGs, and more. We’ve also improved Swing interop and simplified shipping of standalone apps! Give it a try! 🎨 https://blog.jetbrains.com/cross-post/jetpack-compose-for-desktop-milestone-3-released/

if you see JVM crashes on Linux please use Ubuntu-provided JVM builds, i.e.

sudo apt install openjdk-14-jdk
export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-14-openjdk-amd64k-14-jdk

We’ll try to improve compatibility with other JDKs in upcoming releases.

Does

@Preview

work in Android Studio for android modules when using multiplatform compose?

Icon Size : Do we have a "recommended launcher icon size"? 🧵

Is there any tutorial or wizard on how to create an intellij plugin with compose? I see the sample project https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-jb/tree/master/examples/intelliJPlugin but I don't necessarily want to start from that point, I want to create a new project for a plugin with compose. Am I missing something? Should plugin show under "Jetpack Compose For Desktop"?

Kamel version 0.2.0 is out! jetpack compose🎉 Highlights of this release: • Support loading images from application resources both in Android and Desktop. • Clean the overall API. • Update dependencies to the latest versions. Checkout the changelog for more information. Slack Conversation

Long story short: is it possible to change a buttons background color, padding, border, border-radius (shape), when it is clicked?

I am searching for a (resizable) text input area (not TextField!) something like this (see below) what would that be ?? (some code snippet would be veeery cool) am not so keen on the resizer, but something close to JTextArea, where the empty TextArea fills its defined hor./ver. space, even if no input is done yet, and if text-input exceeds the visible area the vertical scrollbar might kick in. (a FreeText Editor Component, so to say)

Not specifically cfd-to-snap AFAIK; Compose for Desktop just uses jpackage under the hood to perform packaging. But looking at the snapcraft documentation, it looks like they support packaging JVM based apps: • https://snapcraft.io/docs/java-applications • https://snapcraft.io/blog/building-a-java-snap-by-example So presumably it shouldn't be too hard to build as a jar and then package that jar as a snap using their official documentation.

I just submitted an issue which I think is pretty critical https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-jb/issues/476 and leads to application restart to fix. BUT I have also seen this bug on just opening the app which really makes me believe there is something seriously wrong with the UI thread...

Does someone has a pointer/codeExample for a Popup at/below the current cursor position of a multiline text? Or to put it in other words ... how to get the Popup at/below the current cursor concerning x/y position?

Hey yall, I am currently attempting to make a merchant facing keypad for clover pos/credit card processing devices. End goal would be enter sales info and send it to the card reader and respond success or fail. I can't believe this high tech of a device doesn't already have that. Anyone got some suggestions? This whole thinking in composable is making my head hurt, and I'm lagging on picking it up.

Also is anyone working on expanding the composable components? Would that be a good project?

I'm happy to release the first build of Compose Icons on Maven Central 🥳🥳 Compose Icons provide an easy way to use Open Source icons packs in Compose. Currently supported icon packs: Simple Icons, Feather, Tabler Icons, Eva Icons and Font Awesome. https://github.com/DevSrSouza/compose-icons Twitter

Please RT for better reach https://twitter.com/md_is_coding/status/1371090913162797060

I have the following code:

OutlinedTextField(searchFilter.value,
                    onValueChange = { searchFilter.value = it },
                    trailingIcon = {
                        Icon(
                            Icons.Outlined.Search,
                            contentDescription = "filter",
                        )
                    },
                    modifier = Modifier.height(40.dp) // with or without
                )

The resulting is shown in the screenshot: On the left is without the

modifier = Modifier.height(40.dp)

line and on the right with it (this is the "standard" dense version of the component as per Material design recommendation). The issue is the dense version (on the right) does not let me enter anything... Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug?

Has anyone else had issues building the

todoapp

and

multiplatform-template

projects from the

<http://github.com/JetBrains/compose-jb|github.com/JetBrains/compose-jb>

repo? I am able to run the

imageViewer

on both Android and Desktop with no issues, but when I try to build the examples from the template I always run into this build error:

* What went wrong:
An exception occurred applying plugin request [id: 'com.android.application']
> Failed to apply plugin 'com.android.internal.application'.
   > Could not create plugin of type 'AppPlugin'.
      > Could not generate a decorated class for type AppPlugin.
         > com/android/utils/ILogger

and see the following errors in my build log

Some contribution opportunities, in order of difficulty: • Documentation & Tutorials - to through the docs and tutorials, following the steps in each one. Identify mistakes where things are out of date or don't align with the code or are confusing and submit fixes. • Community Contributions - building cool stuff and posting it on twitter and reddit can help inspire other people to join the community and build cool stuff. For instance, one app that really inspired me is https://www.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/lgruit/my_first_compose_desktop_app/ which was built by a member of the community. You can also use this as an opportunity to learn Compose, find bugs, and occasionally fix bugs too, all at the same time. And if you build cool things and share them in open source such that people can share/reuse your code, that can help them get started. Getting people excited and building a great community is important for the success of Compose for Desktop. • Samples - often the samples will be slightly out of date (using an older release of Compose for Desktop) or will have subtle bugs. An example that comes to mind off the top of my head is https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-jb/issues/499 but I'm sure there are many others. IIRC, in the CodeViewer example, when you click an item in the tree view on the left, only the text of the item is selected, whereas usually you want the entire line to be selected up to the edge of the pane, similar to the way channels are selected in slack. Cleaning up such bugs helps make the samples look good. • Widgets - Widgets are usually relatively well-scoped and require less domain knowledge than core contributions. For example, CEF (https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-jb/tree/master/cef) doesn't currently work on mac osx. If you have a mac and are willing to dive into the technicals, that would be very helpful thing to solve • Small bugs in the Compose for Desktop core. You'll need to use your judgement to find ones that look interesting and are also small enough to tackle. This requires a bit more knowledge of Compose and would be especially hard for someone who doesn't have lots of experience contributing to open source, so I'd work your way up to this point, aiming for some of the earlier bullet points first. The most important things are to (1) actually get started contributing instead of just thinking about it and (2) remain engaged by choosing tasks that you will find personally interesting and rewarding.

is there a searchable dropdown component or is there something like completion candidates in a TextField that make a dropdown ?

Hopefully in the next version of Decompose - some predefined navigation animations plus experimental API for writing custom animations!

whether compose build application can run in jetbrains Projector?

it seems I didn't properly understand the way

DropdownMenu

work. Using the sample code found here https://android.googlesource.com/platform/frameworks/support/+/refs/heads/androidx-main/c[…]in/java/androidx/compose/material/samples/MenuSamples.kt I understood I had to wrap both "anchor" and Dropdown within the same

Box

parent with proper

Modifier.wrapContentSize(<http://Alignment.XXX|Alignment.XXX>)

where XXX is the anchor rules for this configuration. It now works as intended.

The more I think about drawing proper borders with filling, the more I believe we should have

PaintingStyle.StrokeAndFill

or even get rid of the selector altogether and have

PaintingStyle

a data class with nullable stroke and fill brushes. Skia has this

PaintMode.STROKE_AND_FILL

but it is unused, so I believe it is impossible to make it via compose. I don’t think it is possible to properly emulate this with separate fill and stroke, due to all the antialiasing.