If I have a shared ui library, with its own set of...
# compose-iosa
andrew
04/22/2023, 12:59 AMIf I have a shared ui library, with its own set of resources, and I want to include it into the shared module, how would I do that?
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Dima Avdeev
04/24/2023, 8:08 AMDima Avdeev
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andrew
04/25/2023, 4:07 PMSo in my case, I have a UI kit with a bunch of android icons being added in a different gradle module, that is then being included in the app module, those resources aren't merged like how all resources get merged in android
andrew
04/25/2023, 4:07 PMI can screenshot that in a little bit for you 🙂
andrew
04/26/2023, 12:49 AMso say I have these resources in the target here
andrew
04/26/2023, 12:54 AMAnd my project structure is set up like this. RAUL is our ui lib, which the ui iconset then references the ui mobile target, which then references the app mobile target, where the shared framework is made
andrew
04/26/2023, 12:55 AMHow would I then ensure that resources get merged into the iOS app bundle at build time?
andrew
04/26/2023, 1:03 AMFor larger projects where maybe there is a corporate design system in place, this might need support
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alex009
04/26/2023, 7:01 AMyou can use moko-resources for this case
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andrew
04/26/2023, 5:36 PMAh, I'll have to try this today 🙂
andrew
04/29/2023, 12:59 AMAttempted to use Moko Resources today, I’m not sure it’s compatible with gradle version 7.6, getting build configuration cache issues when it’s added into the mix.
andrew
04/29/2023, 1:58 AMLooks like there are issues in YouTrack dating at least 2 years ago 😮
andrew
04/29/2023, 1:59 AMOr even almost 3
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alex009
04/29/2023, 9:44 AMmoko-resources not support configuration cache yet
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andrew
04/29/2023, 9:13 PMAh, unfortunately, the benefits of using configuration cache for me makes me want to keep it 😆
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