A simple application that lets you know when it’s time to change the goalkeeper in a football game with friends.
Uses Kotlin Multiplatform for sharing the Data Layer between all platforms and Compose Multiplatform to create a cross-platform Ui Layer. It also uses SwiftUI to provide an additional iOS Ui Layer.
Supports: jvm (android and desktop), native (iOS) and wasm (web)
- Model-View-Intent architecture with state emission by Kotlin Flow
- Finite State Machine to validate state transitions
- State restoration (both for UI State and FSM State)
- ViewModel shared by KMM-ViewModel
- Components
- Screens
- Resources
- Android uses Compose Multiplatform
- iOS uses SwiftUI and Compose Multiplatform
./gradlew :shared-ui:main:installDebug
Note: due to current limitations in Compose Multiplatform, resources in multimodule projects are not supported yet. As a result, the androidApp implementation is located within the androidMain of the shared-ui module.
To run iosApp open iosApp/iosApp.xcodeproj in Xcode and run standard configuration or use KMM plugin for Android Studio and choose iosApp in run configurations.
./gradlew :desktopApp:run
./gradlew :shared-ui:wasmJsBrowserDevelopmentRun
Note: due to current limitations in Compose Multiplatform, resources in multimodule projects are not supported yet. As a result, the browserApp implementation is located within the wasmJsMain of the shared-ui module.
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