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# announcements

[Alina Dolgikh [JB]]

K Compose Multiplatform 1.8.0: Now Stable and Production-Ready on iOS! K

Build mobile apps faster with shared UI code, full control over native experiences, and the confidence to ship at scale.

Compose Multiplatform for iOS is now production-ready and fully equipped with everything you need to craft beautiful UIs for real-world apps. 🔥🔥🔥

Check out the latest updates in Compose Multiplatform 1.8.0 and see why it's the perfect time to start using it. 🚀

[Kashismails]

Thanks you for mentioning Markaz there

[Excellence kawej]

How can you proceed to integrate in an existing project???

[Excellence kawej]

Like i have observed CMP and KMP have two different structures, so it’s quite hard or difficult to integrate both of them in an existing project...

[Excellence kawej]

Any idea or way to solve that...

[Kashismails]

@Excellence kawej what part of it do you find difficult to integrate? Ill be happy to help

[Excellence kawej]

Like when i have integrated KMP in my existing there wasn’t a module named composeapp, or any compose Multiplatform library was added into it. But i was looking for a way to integrate CMP in the project, but I haven't found anything, all thee sources were proposing me to implement it by creating a different project just for compose...

[Kashismails]

You can create a kmp module and the add CMP plugin and it would work fine

[Excellence kawej]

Which plugin should I install???

[Anton Makeev]

@Excellence kawej good news is that you don’t need a plugin to use CMP in your project. Since it’s already a KMP project, that should make things easier.. Unfortunately, we don’t have a comprehensive guidance at the moment - working on it - meanwhile you can check this post by Touchlab. Also checking our the KMP Templates Gallery could give you some insights.

Please let me know if that addresses your questions

[Excellence kawej]

Thanks, I'll check it...

[Excellence kawej]

Hi, after having read the article and made all the changes, I'm getting this error :

error: KLIB resolver: Could not find "/Users/ctrltech/.gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1/org.jetbrains.compose.foundation/foundation-uikitx64/1.8.1/b018e2de96b8d71f6ab0e986f6470da1fda5ef67/foundation-uikitX64Main-1.8.1.klib" in [/Users/ctrltech/StudioProjects/Tmaterials/iosApp/Pods, /Users/ctrltech/.konan/klib, /Users/ctrltech/.konan/kotlin-native-prebuilt-macos-x86_64-2.0.0/klib/common, /Users/ctrltech/.konan/kotlin-native-prebuilt-macos-x86_64-2.0.0/klib/platform/ios_x64]

That is what I made as changes :

val commonMain by getting
val commonTest by getting

commonMain.dependencies {
    //put your multiplatform dependencies here
    implementation(compose.runtime)
    implementation(compose.foundation)
    implementation(compose.ui)
}

how can I solve it,??

[Artem Olkov]

@Excellence kawej hello there. Your error suggests, that you are using kotlin 2.0 and compose 1.8.1.

While the documentation states:

Starting with Compose Multiplatform 1.8.0, <...> you should:
use at least Kotlin 2.1.0 for your projects

Please update your Kotlin. If there is still an error - please report back 🙂

I can reproduce your error message by downloading starting project from our wizard and downgrading kotlin version to 2.0. Upgrading does helps.

[Excellence kawej]

Thks a lot...