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feat: support Android Native UI extensions with Kotlin and Compose - #290
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📊 Ionic 9 Playwright Test Report View the detailed Ionic 9 report: https://rdlabo-dev.github.io/ionic-theme-ios27/pr-290/ Ionic 8 runs against the same screenshots in a separate matrix job. View both results in the workflow run. |
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Android apps can now render app-local Native UI extensions with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, using the same DOM readers, props and action targets as iOS. Standard Ionic and HTML controls remain on the Web; Android supports element placement only, without Vertical Bars or tab accessories.
markForCheck(); convert source frames to dp and forward native actions to their original DOM targets with acknowledgement.Validation:
Android smoke testing used a temporary Capacitor app; no additional demo Android project is included.