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kotlin-native/samples/uikit/README.md

iOS UIKit sample

This example shows how to write iOS UI applications in Kotlin, and run them on Apple devices, such as an iPhone.

To build and run the sample do the following:

  1. Optional: install Kotlin Xcode plugin: https://github.com/touchlab/xcode-kotlin to have syntax highlighting and better debugging support.

  2. Open UIKitSample.xcodeproj with Xcode, set development team to your own and make bundle ID unique in project settings. or

1a. Similarly modify bundleIdPrefix and DEVELOPMENT_TEAM in project.yml and then generate Xcode project with xcodegen (https://github.com/yonaskolb/XcodeGen/).

  1. Now build and run the application with Xcode on a connected iPhone or simulator.

Note that in this example we do not use storyboards, and instead create user interface components programmatically. Defining UI with storyboards in pure Kotlin iOS applications is supported as well.