This is the official sample of the D-KMP architecture, presenting a simple master/detail app, for both Android and iOS.

For more info on the D-KMP Architecture, please read the relevant Medium article.

• it uses the latest declarative UI toolkits: JetpackCompose for Android and SwiftUI for iOS
• it fully shares the ViewModel (and the DataLayer) via Kotlin MultiPlatform
• coroutine scopes are cancelled/reinitialized automatically, based on the current active screens and the app lifecycle (using LifecycleObserver on Android and the SwiftUI lifecycle on iOS)
• it implements the MVI pattern and the unidirectional data flow
• it implements the CQRS pattern, by providing 2 types of functions to the UI layer: Events and StateProviders
• it uses Kotlin's StateFlow to trigger UI layer recompositions

• webservices (using Ktor Http Client)
• local db (using SqlDelight)
• local settings (using MultiplaformSettings)

• realtime db (using Firestore)
• graphQL (using Apollo GraphQL)
• device bluetooth (using Kable)
• etc...

If you want to create your own app using the D-KMP Architecture, here are the instructions you need:

• in the viewmodel/screens folder: create a folder for each screen of the app, containing these 4 files (as shown in the sample app structure above):
  • screenEvents.kt, where the event functions for that screen are defined
  • screenState.kt, where the data class of the state for that screen is defined
  • screenStateProvider.kt, where the state provider function for that screen is defined
  • screenStateReducers.kt, where the state reducers functions (called by the events) for that screen are defined
• the 5 files in the viewmodel folder (DKMPViewModel.kt, Events.kt, StateManager.kt, StateProviders.kt, StateReducers.kt) don't need to be modified
• also DKMPViewModelForAndroid.kt in androidMain and DKMPViewModelForIos.kt in iosMain don't need to be modified

• in the datalayer/functions folder: create a file for each repository function to be called by the ViewModel's StateReducers
• in the datalayer/objects folder: create a file for each data class used by the repository functions
• in the datalayer/sources folder: create a folder for each datasource, where the datasource-specific functions (called by the repository functions) are defined
• the datalayer/Repository.kt file should be modified only in case you want to add an extra datasource

• in the screens folder: create a folder for each screen of the app, containing all JetpackCompose composables for that screen
• the DKMPApp.kt file doesn't need to be modified
• the MainActivity.kt file doesn't need to be modified
• the Navigation.kt file should be modified to define the screens navigation in the app

• in the screens folder: create a folder for each screen of the app, containing all SwiftUI views for that screen
• the AppObservableObject.swift file doesn't need to be modified
• the ContentView.swift file should be modified to define which is the startup screen of the app
• the DKMPApp.swift file doesn't need to be modified

mainly waiting for 2 big things to happen:

• SqlDelight releasing version 1.5.0, which will have support for JS/Web
• Compose for Web to become available (it recently hit a great milestone)