keymusicman/compose-bom-changelog

Compose BOM Changelog is a small website that helps Android developers see what changed between two versions of the Jetpack Compose BOM. Jetpack Compose is Google's modern toolkit for building Android user interfaces. The BOM, short for bill of materials, is a single Gradle dependency that pins one matching set of Compose library versions, so a project does not have to track foundation, material, runtime, animation, and other Compose libraries individually. When Google ships a new BOM, every library inside it can move to a new version, and developers often want to know exactly which libraries jumped and by how much before upgrading. The site at compose-bom.com solves that question. The user picks any two BOM versions from a dropdown, and the page lists the libraries inside the BOM along with their old version, their new version, and a direct link to each library's release notes. There is no backend, no signup, and no search field, just a side-by-side diff view between the chosen versions. The data pipeline is split into two parts in the repository. A small Python collector under collector/ scrapes the official Compose BOM release pages and writes the results into data/bom-data.json. A scheduled GitHub Actions job runs the collector on a timer and commits the refreshed JSON file back to the repository. The front-end is a SvelteKit static site under site/, which reads bom-data.json at build time and renders the comparison UI. The site is hosted on GitHub Pages, so there is no server cost and no API to call at runtime. The README also includes commands for running the collector and the site locally during development.