Does Compose multiplatform has interop to SwiftUI View somewhow? I found UIKitView interop, but was crazy ugly convert SwiftUi to that interop view:

struct MainScreen<Content>: UIViewControllerRepresentable where Content : View {

    var view: Content
    init(content: () -> Content) {
        view = content()
    }

    func makeUIViewController(context: Context) -> some UIViewController {
        let size = CGSize(width: 400, height: 400)
        let sizeSubView = CGSize(width: 200, height: 200)

        let uiView = UIView(frame: CGRect(origin: .zero, size: size))
        uiView.backgroundColor = .systemBlue

        // this will be a container view for the Swift UI View
        let centerPointForSubView = CGRect(origin: CGPoint(x: 100, y: 100), size: sizeSubView)
        let uiViewSubView = UIView(frame: centerPointForSubView)
        uiViewSubView.backgroundColor = .white

        uiView.addSubview(uiViewSubView)
        let host = UIHostingController(rootView: view)
        let hostView = host.view!
        uiViewSubView.addSubview(hostView)
        return ScreenProvider.shared.createMainScreenController(uiView: hostView)
    }

    func updateUIViewController(_ uiViewController: UIViewControllerType, context: Context) {}
}

Would like to avoid this 😄

I'm having trouble accessing optional columns from multiple left joins. Calling

ResultRow.hasValue

for the joined columns always returns

true

, which makes it difficult for me to tell which optional columns are actually present. Below is a contrived example, followed by a passing and a failing test. It should illustrate my problem better than my explanation. Am I doing this completely wrong?

object BaseUser: IntIdTable("base_users")
object SuperUser: IntIdTable("super_users") {
    val baseId = reference("base_id", BaseUser)
    val name = varchar("name", 128)
}
object NormalUser: IntIdTable("normal_users") {
    val baseId = reference("base_id", BaseUser)
    val name = varchar("name", 128)
}

fun Transaction.getUserName(baseId: EntityID<Int>): String? {
    val row = BaseUser
        .leftJoin(SuperUser, {SuperUser.baseId}, {BaseUser.id})
        .leftJoin(NormalUser, {NormalUser.baseId}, {BaseUser.id})
        .slice(NormalUser.name, SuperUser.name)
        .select { BaseUser.id eq baseId }
        .firstOrNull()

    return when {
        row == null -> null
        row.hasValue(NormalUser.name) -> row[NormalUser.name]  // Still enters here even for SuperUser
        row.hasValue(SuperUser.name) -> row[SuperUser.name]
        else -> null
    }
}

@Test
fun `navigate subtype relationship`() {
    transaction {
        SchemaUtils.create(BaseUser, SuperUser, NormalUser)

        val baseUserId1 = BaseUser.insertAndGetId {}
        val baseUserId2 = BaseUser.insertAndGetId {}

        NormalUser.insert {
            it[baseId] = baseUserId1
            it[name] = "normaldude"
        }
        SuperUser.insert {
            it[baseId] = baseUserId2
            it[name] = "superdude"
        }

        getUserName(baseUserId1) shouldBe "normaldude" // PASS
        getUserName(baseUserId2) shouldBe "superdude" // FAIL; was actually null
    }
}

I want to add protobuf to my kotlin multiplatform project that contain "Android and Desktop" so it's JVM only the plugin by default compiles protobuf source from "src/main/proto" rather than "src/commonMain/proto" Do you know how to fix that issue ?

I'm getting a

ViewModel has no zero argument constructor

error when trying to construct a hilt view model in a compose function. Anyone else experiencing this? I'm not using the jetpack navigation component, just trying to inject a view model scoped to LocalViewModelStoreOwner.current. I get this error when trying to inject even a simple class with no sub-dependencies. My view model is provided like this:

viewModel: MyViewModel = viewModel()

, and I'm using the @HiltViewModel annotation on my view model. My activity and application all support hilt injection properly. I'm using the "androidx.lifecycle:lifecycle-viewmodel-compose" dependency for creating my view model. Let me know if you need more information. Edit: this also only happens when trying to create the view model with any injected dependencies. If the view model has no dependencies, it works fine. The

hiltViewModel()

is only supposed to be used with the navigation component, which I am not using. I am using an alternate navigation library (this one: https://github.com/olshevski/compose-navigation-reimagined), but from my understanding, it sets the LocalViewModelStoreOwner properly, and that's what the

viewModel()

function uses. I'm assuming it's something to do with the view model factory.

I want to add a separator/Divider in a column after each item except last item, I don’t want to add more logics to check which one will be a last item. Any suggestions here?? For example i have 10 items inside my column but each can be added based a boolean condition, so anything can be the last item.

Is Ktor going to support HTTP/3 & QUIC?

Which is the reason to have

detekt - ReturnCount: Function generateProperties has 3 return statements which exceeds the limit of 2.

? I would like to avoid nesting and doing multiple returns is easy, readable and avoid nesting, for example:

override fun generateProperties(
        callableId: CallableId,
        context: MemberGenerationContext?
    ): List<FirPropertySymbol> {
        if (callableId.callableName != atomicName) return emptyList()
        val owner: FirClassSymbol<*> = context?.owner ?: return emptyList()

        ...
    }

Hello all, having problems trying to set the height of a Row to the full height based on its childrens height. If you can take a peek, thanks in advance. Code in comments

In compose, how can we update single item in paging list (paging 3 library)? I wants to update paging list (

like

property of an object) when user click on like button.

I would like to use KtLint to format some generated code but I'm having some issue with backticks because the generated code contains some of them. Is it possible to tell KtLint to ignore them?