in android we used to take permission in manifest file. how can we take permission for desktop in co...

# compose-desktop

[Shubhasai Mohapatra]

in android we used to take permission in manifest file. how can we take permission for desktop in compose multiplatform?

[Alexander Maryanovsky]

There’s no such concept in compose for desktop.

[Shubhasai Mohapatra]

then can we access internet directly? I mean for API calling and all

[Adam Brown]

yup

[Adam Brown]

Windows and Linux has no such permission requesting at all, and im not too familiar with MacOS's permission model, but either way none of it is built into Compose for Desktop.

[Shubhasai Mohapatra]

Thanks a lot Adam.

[Shubhasai Mohapatra]

@Adam Brown hey can you help actually i am using Log.d in commonMain but it is showing error in compose Multiplatform for desktop. In logcat it is showing no device connected

[Kirill Grouchnikov]

Are you developing for desktop or Android?

[Shubhasai Mohapatra]

for desktop

[Kirill Grouchnikov]

Which package is Log from?

[Kirill Grouchnikov]

On desktop you can just use println as the very basic logging mechanism

[Shubhasai Mohapatra]

In android it is android.util.Log but for desktop i dont know. I have used

Log.debug(result.body().toString()) from import org.jetbrains.skia.impl.Log

but it is no showing anything

[Kirill Grouchnikov]

Well, you can’t just use a random class that happens to have the “same” name and expect it to do some sort of logging for you

[Shubhasai Mohapatra]

I didn't got any reference so i was trying alternative that i saw during the time of Import

[Kirill Grouchnikov]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_logging_framework#Feature_comparison

[Shubhasai Mohapatra]

Thanks

[Adam Brown]

I've been using Napier for cross platform logging: https://github.com/AAkira/Napier