What is compose-multiplatform built with?
compose-multiplatform is a Kotlin repo built with Jetpack Compose, Ktor, core-ktx, lifecycle-runtime-compose, lifecycle-runtime-ktx, and 2 more. It makes its content with coil-compose and org.jsoup:jsoup, is tested with espresso-core, junit, junit-jupiter, junit-jupiter-api, junit-jupiter-engine, and 9 more, and deploys with slf4j-api and slf4j-simple. It has 155,780 written lines, with 430 test files.
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Frontend
The base 1
- Jetpack Compose129 files
Interface 7
- JetBrains
- androidx.appcompat:appcompat1 file
- constraintlayout
- material
- material3
- ui-graphics
Icons 1
- material-icons-core
Backend
The base 1
- Ktor1 file
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