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I am considering building a Compose Multiplatform library intended for apps developed with React Native. I was wondering if anyone has attempted this. My plan is to publish a CocoaPod dependency for iOS and an AAR dependency for Android from the KMP shared module. Then, I will create a React Native library module that incorporates them and publish it as an npm module that apps can easily use.

I haven't tried but keep in mind that the size this library will add to a consumer project won't be small. If you are ok with that then go for it :smiley:

Yeah besides that,  I am wondering if it is even possible to show compose BottomSheet over React Native view. The feature that am considering is Payment <https://bit.ly/3FFPVTm|Bottom Sheet exactly like  this>

I see, I really can't tell because I've never done that, not even tried. Technically it seems to be possible, react-native bridges into the native View system so what is in the background is a native view after all.
I know now there is react skia which is a bit different but shouldn't be a problem. You can try it and see what happens

<@ULPMU56VC> do you have any ideas how to publish <https://github.com/khalid64927/kmp-tes-app|shared> lib as pod for React Native, I was trying to run `pod lib lint`   but its failing with                                                             `- ERROR | [iOS] xcodebuild: Returned an unsuccessful exit code. You can use `--verbose` for more information.`  it looks like podspec source has to have ios project source but mine is multiplatform. Any clue how to do this.
```spec.source                   = { :http=> '<https://github.com/khalid64927/kmp-tes-app.git>'}```

Unfortunately not, I stopped using cocoapods a long time ago. Only doing Swift Package Manager these days.

I don't know what that `pod lib lint` does, it seems that it is running lint and then build a library. I recall the gradle task to generate the podframework had a different name. Try to generate the podframework and use it manually from the project where you have react native integrated. Then if successful, investigate how to publish/consume it as a cocoapod package.

Thanks <@ULPMU56VC>, I managed to get the pod and integrate it with RN project but I got another issue where background of my Bottom sheet is not transparent in iOS. I <https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-multiplatform/issues/4108|opened issue> on Compose Multiplatform. Do you know if this is valid issue and I'm not doing it right ?

Oh great to hear that you were able to integrate them :clap:
In regards to the white background I think someone from JB commented. Seems to be the same issue reported before about interop UiKitView not being able to set transparency in the background