HN 표시: macOS용 기본 Compose Desktop 호스트

Compose in native macOS window Important This project is experimental. API and features are subject to change. - You own the entry point. Compose is just a view in your native window - Embed Compose view in AppKit, SwiftUI, or both - Smooth scrolling, smooth window resizing. Sorry AWT - Built-in GraalVM native image support. Sorry AWT, again - Multi-window and multi-runtime support - Android-inspired profile frame rendering - No code changes needed for existing Compose Desktop content - docs/kotlin-runtime-api.md: Kotlin runtime API snapshot - docs/swift-runtime-api.md: Swift runtime API snapshot - gradle-plugin/README.md: Gradle plugin configuration and task reference Gradle // build.gradle.kts plugins { id("io.github.letmutex.compose.nativehost") version "" alias(libs.plugins.kotlin.multiplatform) alias(libs.plugins.compose.compiler) alias(libs.plugins.compose.multiplatform) } kotlin { jvm("desktop") sourceSets { val desktopMain by getting { dependencies { implementation("io.github.letmutex.compose-native-host:runtime:") implementation(compose.desktop.currentOs) } } } } composeNativeHost { appName.set("Sample") bundleIdentifier.set("example.sample") } // Compose Desktop configs compose.desktop { application { mainClass = "example.MainKt" } } Kotlin // src/desktopMain/kotlin/example/Main.kt package example import letmutex.compose.nativehost.ComposeNativeHost fun main() = ComposeNativeHost { App() } Swift // src/macosMain/swift/SwiftUiApp.swift import SwiftUI import ComposeNativeHost final class SampleAppDelegate: ComposeAppDelegateBase { fileprivate lazy var runtime = makeComposeRuntime( configuration: ComposeRuntimeConfiguration(kotlinMainClass: "example.MainKt") ) } @main struct SampleApp: App { @NSApplicationDelegateAdaptor(SampleAppDelegate.self) private var appDelegate var body: some Scene { WindowGroup { ComposeView(runtime: appDelegate.runtime) } } } Use a GraalVM JDK that already has native-image available under bin/ . Environment - Set one of -PgraalvmHome=/path/to/graalvm ,GRAALVM_HOME=/path/to/graalvm ,org.gradle.java.home=/path/to/graalvm , orJAVA_HOME=/path/to/graalvm . macosNativeImageRun and the native image bundle tasks use that GraalVM home directly.- Plain macosRun still uses a regular JVM launch path. Gradle composeNativeHost { appName.set("Sample") bundleIdentifier.set("example.sample") nativeImage { mainClasses("example.MainKt") } } Swift startups final class SampleAppDelegate: ComposeAppDelegateBase { override init() { super.init(configuration: ComposeHostConfiguration(startups: [.jvm, .sharedLibrary()])) } } Use .jvm so the same host still runs without a bundled shared library, and add .sharedLibrary() so the staged native image bundle can bind the generated Graal runtime when present. Use macosRun for the staged JVM bundle or macosNativeImageRun for the staged native image bundle. ./gradlew -p samples :appkit:macosRun # run the native image bundle ./gradlew -p samples :appkit:macosNativeImageRun # build JVM / native image .app ./gradlew -p samples :appkit:macosCreateDistributable ./gradlew -p samples :appkit:macosNativeImageCreateDistributable # package JVM / native image .dmg ./gradlew -p samples :appkit:macosPackageDmg ./gradlew -p samples :appkit:macosNativeImagePackageDmg # package JVM / native image release .dmg ./gradlew -p samples :appkit:macosPackageReleaseDmg ./gradlew -p samples :appkit:macosNativeImagePackageReleaseDmg runtime : shared host API plus macOS runtime, native bridge, and native host sources.gradle-plugin : Gradle plugin for macOS launcher generation, bundle staging, and macOS app tasks.samples/compose : pure Compose Desktop sample app and shared Kotlin sample content.samples/appkit : AppKit-owned sample window using the shared hosted Kotlin sample.samples/swiftui : SwiftUI-owned sample window using the shared hosted Kotlin sample.samples/swiftui-min : minimal SwiftUI-owned sample extracted from the setup shown above.samples/mixed : AppKit-owned window with SwiftUI content composition around the hosted Compose surface. You own the App entry point in Swift. Your app's Swift sources (e.g., in src/macosMain/swift ) define the AppKit/SwiftUI lifecycle. The plugin compiles these along with shared runtime helpers into the final native binary. - Kotlin: Manages the Compose state, layout, and logic. Uses Skiko for Skia rendering bindings. - Swift: Provides the native macOS host API ( ComposeHostRuntime ,ComposeView ). These Swift sources are bundled inside the Gradle plugin and extracted during the build to be compiled into your app. A thin Objective C bridge handles low level JNI communication between the Kotlin JVM/Native Image and the Swift host. Rendering is performed directly on the GPU via Metal. The runtime uses a custom renderer that bypasses AWT/Swing, ensuring smooth synchronization with macOS window resizing and animations. The Gradle plugin automates the complex native build pipeline. It: - Extracts internal Swift/Native sources. - Compiles both runtime and app swift sources using swiftc andclang . - Bundles the native bridge library ( .dylib ) and launcher into the.app bundle. - Optionally triggers GraalVM Native Image for high performance native binaries. - JVM: Standard Kotlin/JVM JARs are packaged and launched by the native host using a bundled JVM. - Native: Kotlin code is compiled into a standalone shared library via GraalVM, allowing for instant startup and reduced memory overhead. +---------------+ +--------------+ +----------------+ +-----------+ | Swift App | --(1)--> | Bridge Layer | --(2)--> | Kotlin Runtime | --(3)--> | Metal GPU | | (Entry Point) | | (JNI / C-API)| | (JVM / Native) | | (Texture) | +---------------+ +--------------+ +----------------+ +-----------+ Copyright 2026 letmutex Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. 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