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@PiotrPrus PiotrPrus released this 08 Jun 07:07
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ParticleEmitter is now a Compose Multiplatform library. The same physics-based particle API runs on Android, JVM desktop, iOS, macOS, and the web (JS/Wasm) — no longer Android-only.

Huge thanks to @zsmb13 for the migration (#19) — the project's first external contribution. 🎉

Changes

  • Kotlin / Compose Multiplatform. The library now targets Android, JVM (desktop), iOS (arm64 + simulator), macOS, JS, and Wasm. Dependencies moved from AndroidX Compose to JetBrains Compose (org.jetbrains.compose.*).
  • Library code relocated to commonMain. Platform-specific calls were replaced with multiplatform-safe equivalents (Dispatchers.Default instead of Dispatchers.IO, frame-based particle timestamps instead of System.nanoTime()). No public API changes to the emitter or config types.
  • Samples restructured into samples/{androidApp, shared, desktopApp, webApp, iosApp} — runnable demos for every supported platform.
  • CI added to build the library and samples across all targets.

Requirements

  • Build with JDK 21 and a recent Kotlin/Compose toolchain. On Android, Compose Multiplatform stays binary-compatible with AndroidX Compose.

Install

implementation("io.github.piotrprus:particle-emitter:1.1.0")

Contributors

zsmb13
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