Has anyone here worked with adding compose multiplatform to an existing kotlin multiplatform app? I...

# compose

[Malachi Holden]

Has anyone here worked with adding compose multiplatform to an existing kotlin multiplatform app?

I'm starting with the People in Space template and trying to add common compose code. When I try to add in elements of the project structure here: https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-multiplatform-template/tree/main gradle gets mad at me. Curious if this is even possible.

[Marko Novakovic]

I’ve done it recently

[Marko Novakovic]

it is possible but I don’t know what problems are you facing

[Konstantin Tskhovrebov]

@Malachi Holden did you restart your mac machine after the environment setup? 🍎

[andrew]

Yes, it's definitely possible to copy paste over stuff

[Malachi Holden]

@Konstantin Tskhovrebov
1. I am using a Dell, 2. I did not restart after setup.
I'm not working on the iOS side so I didn't think I needed a Mac

I can certainly try restarting tho

[Malachi Holden]

@Marko Novakovic My naive attempt was to create a composeMain directory inside the common module. Then I tried to add a

val composeMain by getting { ... }

block to the common build.gradle.kts, Inside I pasted the contents of the commonMain block from the compose-multiplatform-template repo.

However gradle is not recognizing the

compose.runtime

statement