Just got the demo app running on iOS. Compose for ...

# decouple

[Landry Norris]

Just got the demo app running on iOS. Compose for iOS is not fully stable yet, so it's not perfect.

Screen Recording 2023-03-01 at 6.06.14 PM.mov

[Landry Norris]

I'm using a local build of some dependencies with iOS support hacked in right now, so it's not ready for a MR yet.

[CLOVIS]

I'm impressed! Thanks a lot for the effort you're putting in

[ayodele]

Nice work @Landry Norris, @CLOVIS how can I get started for Android. I understand the concept, but I'm still not too clear on implementation.

I guess I have to read the codes right?

[CLOVIS]

Do you mean to contribute, or to use the project in your own apps? I don't recommend starting using Decouple in real projects right now, because the API will change massively in the future.

If you want to contribute, and have already written Jetpack Compose code on Android, the easiest way is to look at one of the AndroidX issues on our repository and drop a comment in it so we know you're interested. The code lives in the style:material-androidx module, it is structured as simple interface implementations with Composable members. Currently, the AndroidX implementation is a skeleton which is lacking features, there are often TODO comments with an issue number for missing features (e.g. here, the filter chip tick is missing).

[ayodele]

Oh, I wanna contribute. I'll check it out.
Have to learn gitlab 😬.

[CLOVIS]

If you know how to use GitHub, it's basically the same. In the main page you can fork the project, then locally clone your project, create a branch, do your changes, push them and you'll get a link to create the merge request