compose-multiplatform

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Igor Demin 7bd0b3d1a5 Fix examples, templates (#2359 )

- move screenshot into screenshots folder
- add Readme, run configuration, .gitignore to web-template
- fix web-compose-in-js (read versions from properties)
- add global idea/ into gitignore

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.run

examples README and .run configurations (#2355 )

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gradle/wrapper

update gradle wrapper 7.5.1 (#2352 )

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screenshots

Fix examples, templates (#2359 )

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src/jsMain

Simplify Compose in React example (#823 )

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.gitignore

Compose-Web with React examples (#693 )

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build.gradle.kts

Fix Web examples

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gradle.properties

Update Kotlin version

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gradlew

Compose-Web with React examples (#693 )

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gradlew.bat

Compose-Web with React examples (#693 )

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README.md

Fix examples, templates (#2359 )

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settings.gradle.kts

Modify replace.sh for replacing Compose version (#1511 )

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README.md

Use Compose(web) in React app

see ComposeInReactApp.kt

useCompose(...) is a custom React effect to render a content using Compose. It's not a part of any library.

Use React in Compose(web) app

UseReactEffect(...) is a custom Compose effect to render a content using React. It's not a part of any library.

see ReactInComposeApp.kt

How to use existing React components:

It requires adding external declarations. For example: ReactYoutubePlayer.kt

Here is a good tutorial - Using packages from NPM

Running web application

To run, launch command: ./gradlew :jsBrowserRun
Or choose browser configuration in IDE and run it.