razaghimahdi/Shopping-By-KMP
This is a cross-platform e-commerce application built with Kotlin Multiplatform and Jetpack Compose, supporting Android, iOS, Desktop, Web, Automotive, and TV. It provides a unified codebase for managing user accounts, browsing and searching products, and executing purchases through a checkout flow. The system handles user authentication, profile management, and order history, while also offering platform-specific integrations for maps, camera, and permissions.
50.9
Adequate · 4 August 2026
13k
lines of production code
Kotlin
primary language
1
bus factor · 5 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2023 · Multiplatform feature implementation
This period focused on building out the core shopping application features across Android, iOS, and shared modules, including product browsing, cart management, and user authentication. The work established a unified architecture with centralized dependency injection, network services, and UI components, while also implementing platform-specific integrations for maps, camera, and permissions.
35 changes
2024 · comprehensive feature expansion and test coverage
This period focused on implementing a wide array of new user-facing screens and their corresponding ViewModels, including Search, Checkout, Orders, and Settings. The work was supported by adding robust test coverage for core business logic and UI components, alongside establishing Gradle convention plugins to standardize the build configuration.
30 changes
2025 · Multi-platform expansion
The project expanded its reach by introducing dedicated application modules for desktop, TV, and automotive platforms, each with their own entry points and configurations. Concurrently, the shared module was enhanced with JVM and Web targets, providing platform-specific implementations and stubs to support cross-platform compilation and initial functionality.
6 changes
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