Beautiful flag icons for Compose Multiplatform and Android. All flags are provided as a Kotlin Multiplatform library through Composable functions.

FlagKit Compose is a port of the original FlagKit to Kotlin.

The screenshots below show the demo app using different Material You themes on Android, and the demo app on iOS

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Add FlagKit dependency to your application:

implementation("eu.acolombo.flagkit:flagkit:1.1.1")

If you are using version catalogs:

[versions]
flagkit = "1.1.1"
# …

[libraries]
flagkit = { group = "eu.acolombo.flagkit", name = "flagkit", version.ref = "flagkit" }
# …

You can use the Flag composable with predefined flags

Flag(
    flag = FlagKit.Flag.PS,
    shape = RoundedCornerShape(6.dp),
    size = DpSize(56.dp, 40.dp),
)

Or simply with a region code string:

Flag(
    code = "it",
    shape = RoundedCornerShape(6.dp),
    size = DpSize(56.dp, 40.dp),
)

There is also an API that closely resembles the original Swift FlagKit API, but it’s not recommended to use since the Compose API is more powerful and flexible:

Flag(
    countryCode = "ma",
    style = flagkit.FlagStyle.Circle,
)

If needed, you can access the underlying flag assets directly as ImageVectors:

Image(
    imageVector = FlagKit.Flag.MA.image,
    contentDescription = null,
)

FlagKit provides over 250 flags. A list of all flags can be found here.

This project rewrites FlagKit for use in Kotlin Multiplatform projects.

If you want to contribute:
– Fork and adapt the project to your needs
– Open a Pull Request for improvements
– Check the issues for bugs or enhancement ideas

• [ ] Improve demo app
• [ ] Add github preview image + header in README.md
• [ ] Add Locale Helpers
• [ ] Add Unit and UI tests

FlagKit Compose is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE.