Has anyone stumbled on a good tutorial or step-by-step guide of what needs to be done to enable Came...

# compose-ios

[Vladimir]

Has anyone stumbled on a good tutorial or step-by-step guide of what needs to be done to enable Camera support on Android and iOS?

[Vladimir Mazunin]

Hello!
Have you seen image viewer example in compose repo?
It has needed functionality. Not a tutorial though, but might be helpful

[Vladimir]

I”m taking a look now, thanks. Is there a guide as well as to what is required? Would love to understand the process of making something compatible with compose multiplatform, or is it a matter of making a KMP package? Same process?

[Colton Idle]

they do it in this presentation (and theres a github repo too)

[Yehonatan Levi]

i just ran into this too, this code has been there since april, has the latest improvements to compose ios affected the implementation? i mean maybe now some things can be simpler?

[Vladimir Mazunin]

This example is up to date, we didn’t do any simplification for camera since April.
And for now, we’re not planning to make simple camera component in near future.

[Vladimir Mazunin]

Is there a guide as well as to what is required?

As far as I remember, we don’t have any official guides for it for now.

Would love to understand the process of making something compatible with compose multiplatform, or is it a matter of making a KMP package? Same process?

Not sure, that I understood you correctly, but when you’re writing a component which uses iOS specific API, you’re working with iOS API through Kotlin Multiplatform, so it’s kinda same process.

[Yehonatan Levi]

@Vladimir Mazunin this code looks like it can be easily moved into a multiplatform library to be consumed by any multiplatform project which needs ios/android/… support

[Yehonatan Levi]

but i also see that jetbrains doesn’t go to that domain of creating multiplatform libraries like that

[Vladimir Mazunin]

@Yehonatan Levi yes, you’re right. Surely it can be easily moved into separate library, but this is not our priority right now.