Hi, Whats the best way to implement dimensions in compose, For example we can use expect/actual logic, in common we define expect class Dimensions like this.

expect Dimensions {
    val buttonHeight: Dp
}

And then from android we can easily use dimensions from android in actual class, But in iOS how to do that in actual class using size classes becoz i dont have that much knowledge about iOS app development, any reference or example will be appreciated

If you are using compose for common ui then dp will work without any issues

Thnx @Rehan Tumbi, thats fine. But what i mean is that we use size classes in ios so that we can adapt to different screen orientations, Regular , compact etc.., Ho we can do that in compose , FOr example, for android i will use its dimens from android native module so that it looks good on different density devices. Similarily how we can implement size classes by code from native ios module, so that we can use in ios module of compose. How we specify font sizes etc. for different density devices in ios

ok thnx

Yes, By expect/actual you can write native logic platform specific code, i have tried this "LocalDensity.current" and it worked fine for my project running smoothly in mobile and tablet

But i didnt found any useful resource to implement size classes by code. Ok and coming to LocalDensity.current So with LocalDensity.current, font sizes or other sizes will adjust according to device density, right from dp to px or px to dp ? But in compose we use dp, so how we can adapt only dp sizes according to device density?

In my opinion you need to write logic for conversion using "LocalDensity.current" where you pass your standard "dp" size and that function return dp according to device dimension, like sdp or ssp library doing