Compose Swift Bridge is an experimental tool that helps you define expect composable functions to be
implemented later on the iOS Project using Swift. The tool works by generating Kotlin and Swift code
based on the Expect Composable functions annotated with @ExpectSwiftView and generate a View factory interface that will be implemented
by hand in the iOS Project. Also, the tool generates an ObservableObject for each parameter in the Expect Composable function
allowing to easily keep the state parameter updated in the SwiftUI View without any hassle. This is all possible by using SKIE Sub Plugin API and KSP.
See docs at Compose Swift Bridge
The sample project showcases the Compose Swift Bridge by defining an expect/actual MapView. The
sample displays a SwiftUI MapKit Map on iOS,
and a Google Maps Composable on Android.
In order to run the sample you'll need to correctly configure Google Maps on Android (iOS does not need an API key). For that you will need a Google Maps API key.
Then you'll need to create a secrets.properties file in the root and add that API key to your secrets.properties like so:
MAPS_API_KEY=YOUR_API_KEY
If you don't need to view the actual map, then you can leave the API key blank like so:
MAPS_API_KEY=
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