Is there way to generate UUID on iOS and jre in kotlin?

Hello everyone, I have an app using an Objective-C framework built from a Kotlin multi platform project. However Apple is recently refusing the app updates with the following message:

>> Non-public API usage:

The app contains or inherits from non-public classes in Frameworks/MyLib.framework/MyLib: NSBlock

Trying to compile code that works in jvm. Got next error: https://pastebin.com/MpP8g6aa

Hello, how do I install what I need to develop a custom UIView ? I’ve got the basic setup ready (https://github.com/galex/chord-view-mpp), I don’t understand how to build the :lib:ios module into an UI iOS Component ?

Hey everyone. I need some help 😉 How can I get a

String

with the content of an

NSData

? In swift, it would be:

let datastring = String(data: fooData, encoding: NSUTF8StringEncoding)

(the framework is Pokedex_KMP.klib.framework)

hello! I've developed an Android app in Kotlin with the help of Android Studio, I want to make it available in iOS too, anyone with some experience could tell me how could I get started?

Trying to implement a

UITableViewDataSource

Protocol in pure Kotlin... The bridging seems to think I'm overriding a totally different method signature in the protocol, and so is throwing a compile error (on the return type). Is this expected? A bug? Workarounds exist with annotations?

What workflow are people using for Kotlin/iOS/Android in terms of IDE's? If I'm not mistaken, the iOS autocomplete is only currently working under IntelliJ, so it seems best to work mainly in IntelliJ and compile in Xcode.

Lack of support in AppCode latest version seems to suggest JB are working on a closer integration for next version? 🤞

Any Kotlin classes that I define which derive from ObjC (NSObject based) are not showing up in my Framework header - what am I doing wrong?

so, I ended up with such

cinterops

section

fromPreset(presets.iosX64, 'ios') {
            compilations.main.outputKinds('FRAMEWORK')
            compilations.main {
                cinterops {
                    firebase {
                        def pods = '${System.getProperty("user.home")}/Projects/kmpp/iosApp/Pods/'
                        includeDirs '${pods}Firebase/CoreOnly/Sources',
                                '${pods}FirebaseAnalytics/Frameworks/FirebaseAnalytics.framework/Headers'
                    }
                }
            }
        }

but it does not link anything

So I am trying to implement with kotlin/native the function

String.format(format: String, vararg values: Any?)

, which in objc should be

[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%d:%02d", values];

. So on k/n I tried using

NSString.stringWithFormat()

but it accepts only the

format

argument, I can't find how to insert the string that needs to be formatted. Not sure if I'm doing something wrong tbh

Hi guys, I’m trying to build the starter android / ios project with kotlin but I’m getting an error like

No such module 'app'

I’ve already tried several variations and don’t work. It looks like the project is generating a main.framework instead of a app.framework. Either way I tried to change the references to main.framework to app.framework and then rename the folder inside the build/bin/ios/…. But I’m still with this error =/ How can I solve this problem and correctly build the project?

Anyone know the differences between the presets? iosX64 vs arm64 etc?

I don’t know if my question weird, but is is possible to integrate a 3rd party library in Kotlin native (ex: Realm) and then use it as a common code for both iOS and Android?

Hi everyone. I tinkered around with kotlin native and ios/swift. Got it working properly with even Metal running. However, the roundtrip time compiling koltin, then linking and then compiling Swift code with ios is a lot longer than pure Swift development.

Was playing around with the updated K/N plugin for app code. Created a new project and was delighted to see...

plugins {
    kotlin("multiplatform") version "1.3.30-eap-45"
    kotlin("xcode-compat") version "0.1"
}

and

kotlin {
    xcode {
        setupFramework("KotlinNativeFramework")
    }
}

Is this expected to take the place of the

packForXcode

gradle tasks we have to create now? Any more info on what we can do with the

xcode-compat

gradle plugin?

Hello, i have a question about .freeze() used in kotlin native is there any way to use in swift side? i have a problem with threads since i'm using a DispatchQueue.global().async to call one of my interactor (use of clean archi) functions and i need to freeze it before sending it to the queue

I’m trying to build a mpp project with an iosX64 target but I’m receiving an error like this one:

Bundle at path /Users/myUser/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/DEVICE_NUMBER/data/Library/Caches/com.apple.mobile.installd.staging/temp.UblNHF/extracted/iosApp.app/Frameworks/main.framework did not have a CFBundleIdentifier in its Info.plist

I did a research about this and they say this is related with a

cocoapods

gem, but I’m not really using something like this, the project, for now, is really simple, just some kind of a hello world. After a lot of attempts I was able to use

iPhone 8

but not

iPhone Xr

(but even with

iPhone 8

it doesn’t work always). Does someone know why this happens? PS.: I’m using

outputKinds("framework")

in my

build.gradle.kts

Hi, I have a configuration like the following in my `build.gradle.kts`:

kotlin {
    xcode {
        setupApplication("application")
    }
}

but my module name is something like

myLongModuleName

. What I’ve seen is that the generated output when running the

buildForXcode

task is something like

myLongModuleName.kexe

or

myLongModuleName.kexe.dSYM

. How could I change these output output names? Maybe for something like

application.kexe

?

Can I use an iOS framework created from a MPP on production (App store) in a project with bitcode enabled? Will pass the review process?

Do MPP capable of building iOS frameworks without calling the build script (snippet) from Xcode? I mean by syncing the Gradle!

I have a framework named Salah exported from MPP for iOS which causes an exception when I call a

fun

inside it. I uploaded a release build to TestFlight. However, the crash report is missing the line and frame info. I am using Kotlin plugin 1.3.30 on Android studio

Hello, Can someone please direct me to a gradle script/MPP project that uses Apple lipo to create a fat framework. The purpose is to be able to use the same framework on a real device and simulator at the same time.

I am trying to build an iOS-framework with the new multiplatform tools, but I have two issues: 1. Build a fat binary including arm32, arm64 and x64 architectures 2. Run unit tests on my code I have created a toy example (from the AppCode template code). What do I add to the gradle script to accomplish the above? Here is the basic gradle script:

plugins {
    kotlin("multiplatform") version "1.3.30"
    kotlin("xcode-compat") version "0.1"
}

repositories {
    mavenCentral()
}

kotlin {
    xcode {
        setupFramework("MyFramework")
    }
}

The full code can be seen at: https://github.com/dtornqvist/KN-MyFramework

Hello, is there an equivalent of our beloved kotlin let function in Swift?

Can someone point me to a Kotlin iOS tutorial?

Hello, I know that we can hook with Kotlin framework from Xcode using the new Cocoapods plugin inside the pod file like this :

pod 'Shared', :path => '/Users/.../Shared'

However, can we deploy it remotely? so anyone can benefit and build it it directly inside any iOS project? Something like

pod 'Alamofire', '4.7.3'