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I've just published a blog post on generating swift code for kotlin native using KSP and swiftpoet:
<https://medium.com/@woitaschek/kotlin-native-using-swift-not-objective-c-d7742c040539>
I'd love to hear your feedback on this :slightly_smiling_face:

Sounds interesting, but why did you skip the UI part? I thought, you also generate SwiftUI relevant parts :slightly_smiling_face:

I generate structs from the view states. But that's quite some complex logic, I just wanted to share the possibility this opens

Ah nice! So in SwiftUI, you "still" need to write the `@State` and `Flow` collecting and mapping part.

There is another codegen part that creates extensions on all viewModels returning an `IOSFlow` and then there is a part converting it to Publishers

in <https://github.com/icerockdev/moko-mvvm/issues/158|this issue> of moko-mvvm we implementing compiler-plugin that will create extensions for all `Flow`  without annotations :slightly_smiling_face: here <https://github.com/icerockdev/moko-mvvm/commit/db58b2313d1a4cd77e9927b9de3c79fabb6dac56|draft now>

I have that one running without annotations as well :stuck_out_tongue:

We create it for functions as well and pass the arguments through

<@UC44UESH4> Wouldn't it make more sense on the moko-kswift level?

<@U0KBF8D7V> kswift for now just gradle plugin, without compiler api usage. but it can be moved to kswift as additional plugin with compiler api usage....now it's just experiment inside moko-mvvm because we want to migrate from livedata to stateflow and not want to create manually extensions with `CFlow`  type :slightly_smiling_face: