Cognito KMM Template
  • Welcome
  • Getting Started
    • Quickstart: Getting Started
    • Prerequisites
    • Installation
    • Creating New App
  • Architecture
    • Overview
    • Modules
    • Data Flow
  • Feautures
    • Http Client
    • DataStore
    • Analytics
    • AdMob Integration
    • Crash Reporting
    • Built in Settings Page
  • Handle View States
    • StatelessSurface<T> Composable
    • Handle a screen with 3 states
  • Sequential Content with IndefiniteSurface
  • Handle multiple predefined states
  • Showing Paginated Data
  • Handling list data
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Installation

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Last updated 6 months ago

Check your environment

To make sure everything works as expected, install and run the KDoctor tool:

KDoctor works on macOS only. If you use a different operating system, skip this step.

  1. In the Android Studio terminal or your command-line tool, run the following command to install the tool using Homebrew:

    brew install kdoctor

    If you don't have Homebrew yet, or see the KDoctor for other ways to install it.

  2. After the installation is completed, call KDoctor in the console:

    kdoctor

  3. If KDoctor diagnoses any problems while checking your environment, review the output for issues and possible solutions:

    • Fix any failed checks ([x]). You can find problem descriptions and potential solutions after the * symbol.

    • Check the warnings ([!]) and successful messages ([v]). They may contain useful notes and tips, as well.

    You may ignore KDoctor's warnings regarding the CocoaPods installation. In your first project, you will use a different iOS framework distribution option.

If you see checks like this, you're ready to go.

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