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[FR]: compose multiplatform support #48

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@elonzh

This is a nice project!
I am wondering if these components could support JetBrains/compose-multiplatform

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  1. darkokoa commented on Feb 2, 2024

    @darkokoa

    I'm currently working on compose multiplatform support for the project on my fork. Stay tuned

  2. PaoloMazza1995 commented on Feb 18, 2024

    @PaoloMazza1995

    Yeah man,

    I can see your project is quite compatible with Compose Multiplatform.
    It's even more elegant than the others timePicker currently available in other repositories.

    I suggest you converting the current LocalTime with the kotlinx one.

    Keep it up with your work man!!

  3. darkokoa commented on Apr 22, 2026

    @darkokoa

    Hi everyone,

    Following up on my comment from Feb 2024. To be honest, seeing that 2 years have already passed, I wasn't sure if a dedicated CMP library is still needed or expected nowadays, given how advanced AI has become at generating UI components.

    However, I decided to finish and polish my implementation anyway, because I believe handling those "hard-to-get-right" details — like smooth multiplatform performance and extensive localization (I've managed to bundle support for over 23 languages so far). I'm not sure if it’s what everyone is looking for, but I hope it might be useful to some of you.

    I've now released compose-datetime-wheel-picker (v1.2.0). If you're looking for a ready-to-use solution for your CMP projects, feel free to give it a try!

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