Using GraphQL in a KMM project with Jetpack Compose and SwiftUI
summary
Kotlin Multiplatform uses Apollo to download the Star Wars GraphQL schema, generate strongly typed Kotlin data classes and fragments, and expose a shared repository consumed by Jetpack Compose on Android and SwiftUI on iOS. Gradle and IDE plugins run codegen, the JVM main sanity checks the suspend-based repo, and Compose uses produceState to render a list that updates when GraphQL adds fields (releaseDate). Caching comes from Apollo schema download and the build supports generated Kotlin data classes for both platforms.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 8:17Setting up KMM project
- 13:54Building GraphQL repository
- 22:05Jetpack Compose UI implementation
- 23:07SwiftUI implementation on iOS
- 27:44Enhancing GraphQL query
- 30:25Summary and key takeaways
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