See this for iOS permissions:

https://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/comments/1coy2ij/a_week_ago_i_launched_an_app_that_lets_you_earn/

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Experience working with it:

• Nav library is experimental, doesn’t support deep linking
  • Because of this, decided to go with native navigation
    • fragment-based on Android
    • Standard viewcontroller based on iOS
• expected and actual are interesting keywords
• Resource imports are different. Uses Res instead of R.
• Network layer
  • Need to use Ktor, which allows for different http client Engines for different platforms
• I thought I would need to implement isSystemInDarkMode() to pass to the app theme. But looking at the implementation it seems there is already an expect() function there, i wonder if that is naturally a compose thing, or if its part of compose multiplatform?
• Its CRITICAL that you add .ignoresSafeArea(.keyboard) otherwise when the keyboard appears it will mess everything up.
• We have a few different ways of providing platform-specific dependencies:
  • Defining an interface which is implemented in each platform
  • Using expect-actual on a function
    • CONS: can make it difficult to test components which consume this kind of function.
  • using expect-actual on a class
• It might look weird to combine certain elements, for example, iOS navigation with back buttons etc, which will add a top bar which doesn’t respect the app theme. Or a pull to refresh indicator which will only appear below the ios app bar.
• Difficult to integrate SwiftUI into compose currently, still very evolving. For example, saw that when showing a SwiftUI view (UIKitViewController) inside Compose it works fine but breaks if used inside a Bottom Sheet. Probably because of the way that CMM is rendering a bottom sheet on iOS using some specific ViewController hierarchy. The bug looks like this:
  • child view controller should have parent view controller but actual parent is ComposeHostingViewController
  • Its bc iOS requires specific view controller hierarchies and CMM might do things in a way that makes iOS complain

For session creation: