* [proof of concept] support for RoboVM/JVM on iOS(arm64) platform that enables Compose there - #1259
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buildSrc infrastructure adapted to host `iosRobovm` target. idea implemented: use same approach as Kotlin/Native for iOS but use RoboVM CocoaTouch bindings. code adapted with minimal changes where possible to keep logic same as in Kotlin/Native for iOS.
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hello,
this PR demonstrates ability to run skiko and compose on iOS using RoboVM/JVM target that allows to use Java ecosystem with compose application. disclaimer and sorry:
most changes was done to buildSrc infrastructure to incorporate RoboVM target with following changes:
test work without issues, library packs binary into recognisable RoboVM format and pushed to sonatype for quick demo.
dependencies { implementation("io.github.dkimitsa.robovm:skiko-iosrobovm:0.144.6-SNAPSHOT") }compose
it is possible to run compose-desktop using this skiko on iOS, few tweaks to be done (like skiko-awt to be excluded, missing actuals that are picked from awt to be provided through mock files).
tweaks and Compose Destop dependency management grouped into single interop library:
https://github.com/dkimitsa/robovm-compose-interop
ready to use sample
https://github.com/dkimitsa/codesnippets/tree/sample/compose-demo-app
preview in IntelliJ IDEA
it will not work with it directly but there is way to create multi platform compose app and use desktop/android preview in shared module as explained here