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Hi, We have a android application (kotlin + compose) in production and we were looking ways to launch the same application in ios.

I saw couple of examples in github. but all seems to have single module.

could anyone help me with a structure for multi-module multiplatform app.

Thanks in advance.

currently planning to compose multiplatform for sharing the ui as well.

Have fun with this one:
<https://github.com/chrisbanes/tivi|https://github.com/chrisbanes/tivi>

There is a wizard for generating a project template: <https://kmp.jetbrains.com/>

Actually I am in processs of migrating our android application to Compose multiplatform. since it is multi-module I was kind of struck

there are some choices to be made.
either move all modules inside the shared module or each module has implementation for ios and android.

Thanks <@U9FMHN3ST>

At the end pretty much everything is a module. Those repo you call "single module" are actually multi module. `shared` or `common` is an independent module from androidApp or jvmApp. And notice you can change the module names and it will still work. 
Here is another example perhaps less complex than tivi
<https://github.com/serbelga/Todometer-KMP/tree/main|https://github.com/serbelga/Todometer-KMP/tree/main>

I also have a template I’m using as well 

<https://github.com/bmcreations/compose-kmp-template|https://github.com/bmcreations/compose-kmp-template>

using it as the foundation for my app samples - <https://www.linkedin.com/posts/brandonmcansh_compose-multiplatform-androiddev-activity-7124846201987891202-Bbdc?utm_source=share&amp;utm_medium=member_desktop|https://www.linkedin.com/posts/brandonmcansh_compose-multiplatform-androiddev-activit[…]201987891202-Bbdc?utm_source=share&amp;utm_medium=member_desktop>

Hey <@ULPMU56VC> , I really like the way you modularized the TodoMeter. I am curious about one point, what is the difference between the app and common modules in the main root? Is there a reason you kept them separated?

Thanks Andrea :grinning: but I am not TodoMeters author, credit goes to Sergio Belda Galbis

Thanks <@ULPMU56VC> ! Sorry I did not notice it :smiley: <@U04AV2KHELQ> tagging you at this point :smiley: 

Hi Andrea, `:app` module contains the common UI code for the apps modules: `:app-android` , `:app-desktop` and `:app-ios` . I created this extra layer because I didn't want to put common app UI code in the `:common` module that would be visible for `:wearapp-wearos` module, which is a wearable app. That means that in the future I could have something like this:
• App: `:app-android` , `:app-desktop` and `:app-ios`  -> `:app` -> `:common`
• Wearable App: `:wearapp-wearos` and `:wearapp-watchos` -> `:wearapp` -> `:common` 

Hi <@U04AV2KHELQ>, thanks for the details, all clear! We are planning our migration and I am looking around to match our idea in terms of structure with other projects, thank you!