Closed B-Hooper26 closed 1 day ago
You should have an xcworkspace
, try opening that instead of the xcodeproj
The project likely has external dependencies which is only glued by the workspace.
For some reason i can't find the file
the xcworkspace might only be generated on pod install
but the cordova CLI should have done that for you, assuming that you're using the CLI of course.
My project doesn't use pods I'm pretty sure
The CLI will setup a xcworkspace and pods if there are any pod dependencies for you.
If you aren't using the Cordova CLI and instead configuring the projects manually then there is little we can do to provide support for.
No such module 'ComposeApp'
means you're missing a dependency for your project but that dependency has no relation to Cordova.
Do you know what I can do ?
Do you know what I can do ?
Nope and nothing here really seems like it's related to the Cordova framework, so I'll be closing this issue.
It sounds like you're asking how to setup the Compose framework, in which case you're better off asking their community for assistance.
If you have questions more specifically to Cordova, then Github Discussions would be a place for those questions.
I have made an app on andorid stuido and It is made up of Kotlin Multiplatform, for the application structure, and Jetbrains Compose / Compose Multiplatform for the UI. Material2 standard is used for the Compose API.
Ive recently got a macbook to do app development, when i open the IosApp.xcodeproj and run it it says buld failed cause No such module 'ComposeApp'. I had s1 else and opened this with no issue as ive uploaded my app to the store.