I built a collection of all composables found in o...

# compose

[Alex Styl]

I built a collection of all composables found in official compose libraries (such as material 2 & 3, foundation, etc).

It contains images of the composables, code signatures/parameters and code samples.

Suggestions/feedback more than welcome!

https://composables.co/components

[Konstantin Tskhovrebov]

wow! awesome! Just yesterday I thought about something the same 🙂

[Konstantin Tskhovrebov]

It would be good to mark multplatform and plain android widgets somehow 😉

[Alex Styl]

happy to add that if you told me where i can get that info 😄

[Alex Styl]

i thought that all compose libraries (material 2,3, foundation, etc) are available in all compose platforms no (desktop, android)?

[Konstantin Tskhovrebov]

Let me check. might be you right)

[Konstantin Tskhovrebov]

Yes, it looks like you are right 😆
don't know why I was sure that there is supported some part

[Michael Paus]

But you cannot use all of them in common code, e.g., Popup.

What about also adding the platform specific widgets like, e.g., Tooltip for desktop?

[Alex Styl]

@Michael Paus which library includes those ?

[Alex Styl]

as in which Gradle dependency

[Michael Paus]

They should be in whatever you get with

implementation(compose.desktop.common)

[Alex Styl]

ill investigate. thanks for the suggestion 👍

[Konstantin Tskhovrebov]

I've noticed there is no https://www.composables.com/components/androidx.compose.material:material/dropdownmenu component for common compose

[Konstantin Tskhovrebov]

I think it is related with lack of popup window on non-android platforms

[Alex Styl]

thanks for letting me know. there are a few things to sort out first on the site (like add search, etc) and will have a proper look for multiple platforms

[Michael Paus]

@Konstantin Tskhovrebov What do you mean by “lack of popup window”? There is a Popup function on desktop too. It is just not compatible with the one from Android. It has, e.g., this additional parameter “focusable” which forces you to use them with an expect/actual wrapper if you want to use Popups in the common code.

[Konstantin Tskhovrebov]

I mean, a lot of not presented things are related with popup window. It's just my observation.

[Berkeli Alashov]

Looks good. Would be useful if code examples had imports too

[Alex Styl]

@Berkeli Alashov is that a problem? i assumed that the IDE helps with all the imports so it’s ok

[Berkeli Alashov]

We cannot do "Import all missing imports" right? (Android studio / intellij). We can do it one by one but that takes a lot of time for things like this: https://pastebin.com/RyCxcRaP - 31 imports, an most of them require manual choosing between compose vs other stuff (i guess that's the reason for IDEA not being able to auto import all at once)

[Alex Styl]

@Berkeli Alashov I use F2 to jump to the next issue in the IDE and then alt+Enter to import w/e is missing