is it me that Cocoapods libraries are not working on iosMain?

Hi guys, I have tried to send the event from sdk and receive it in android app using BroadcastChannel but it not working can anyone help

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So I've set this up:

// COMMON MAIN
expect annotation class Parcelize()
expect interface Parcelable

// JVM MAIN
actual interface Parcelable
actual annotation class Parcelize actual constructor()

// ANDROID MAIN
actual typealias Parcelize = kotlinx.parcelize.Parcelize
actual interface Parcelable : android.os.Parcelable

I can pass objects between Activities/Fragment without a problem, but when my Fragment gets stopped, or if I try to call

writeToParcel

myself, my app crashes:

java.lang.AbstractMethodError: abstract method "void android.os.Parcelable.writeToParcel(android.os.Parcel, int)"

Any idea?

Is there any way to make inline classes compile as real classes for objective c? It's really weird for the api usage that iOS sees the backing data type exposed.

did my research, but am not sure, so I'm asking here: what "kind" of dependencies are okay/work to be used in

sourceSets.commonMain.dependencies { ... }

? a) dependencies on MPP libs that have all(!) the used(!) platform-specific variants of libraries with suffixes such as 

-jvm

,

-macosX64

,  

-linuxX64

and

-mingwX64

supported. b) pure kotlin libs, that do not have any (transitive) dependencies on any platform specific things (?) As I learned a) is true (is it?), but what kind of b) dependencies am I "allowed? to use out-of-the-box in

commonMain

that for sure will give me "no issues" if I wanna have native executables for let's say

macosX64

,

linuxX64

and

mingwX64

?

Hi everyone, I’ve been adding packages to my KMM project and encountered a problem trying to compile this Firebase Wrapper library (https://github.com/GitLiveApp/firebase-kotlin-sdk) for iOS, it seems to be an open issue in their Github page. Does anybody know how to solve this problem? I’ve tried by downgrading the Kotlin version, by upgrading Gradle to the latest version, adding Firebase manually to the iOS project via cocoapods, but I still get the same error 😕 .

very dumb question most probably, but I am experimenting for the first time with mpp and would like to write tests in javascript, so that I can verify how the code I wrote in kotlin should be used on the other side (for now I am interested in js and jvm). for instance, in

commonMain

I have

package ...

class HateoasObjectImpl(val any: Map<String, *>) : HateoasObject {

  override fun getLink(name: String): Link {
    TODO("Not yet implemented")
  }

  override fun getHint(name: String): Hint {
    TODO("Not yet implemented")
  }

  override fun getLinkAndHint(name: String): Pair<Link, Hint> {
    TODO("Not yet implemented")
  }
}

in

jsTest

can I somehow reference this code in a

js

file? or that is not possible, since js code is generated when running gradle?

Hello! What could be the problem that the JVM module unresolved reference from Multiplatform module ?

shared/build.gradle.kts

in the tread:

What's the best way to handle different server environments (eg. dev, staging, Prod) in KMM. The urls would remain same for both android and iOS apps. Any links for sample projects doing it would be great.. Thanks.

I’m writing a small logging API for internal use and is running into what looks like a memory leak when calling

throwable.stackTraceToString()

on macOS. I caught this as we had some unit tests verifying that things are getting released correctly. Anyone seen anything similar or know a workaround?

Hi all - I used KMM plugin to generate a multi-platform app. android version builds and runs just fine, but ios run configuration is giving trouble. I can launch xcode and builds and run other apps just fine 🤔 anyone knows what is going on?

A bit of a weird question, but I have a multiplatform project with two JVM source sets and a common source set. I'm using expect actual, so I can't split them into separate projects. I'm trying to depend on one source set. This is easy enough to do via the artifact id, but does not seem possible to do via a gradle

project

dependency, which is what I need. Is there any way to do this?

anyone using compose and swiftui to help me? (I have a question about theming in swiftui)

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Error: /var/folders/bj/tngfcb114wx5jxhv1y6b0lz40000gn/T/8243693674587240663.m:1:9: fatal error: module 'DependencyX' not found

is part of the stacktrace

Hi, I have a multiplatfrom application project setup with

jvm()

as one of the targets. When I run

gradlew tasks

I don’t see any way to execute the jvm project. I see the other run tasks for native and js, is there something I need to do to setup the jvm one to be executable?

Any guides on using okio-multiplatform? cant seems to find any usage docs

androidAndroidTest

.. ha

This might be more of a multiplatform question: how do I extend

AVAudioPlayerDelegateProtocol

and not go insane? https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C3SGXARS6/p1619544378255600

Are all cocoapods dependencies supposed to work in KMP? For example AFNetworking works and its .knm file is generated. But when I add some other random dependency, its .knm file is completely empty

hey all, I'm running into an interesting challenge trying to setup a multi-module multiplatform project. so my goal is to have one module called

:core

and one module called

:auth

.

:auth

depends on

:core

. I also want a Koin setup where

:auth

and

:core

Koin dependencies can be initialized on each client app. this would allow me to share a network implementation from each client across both modules the problem is that when trying to setup the Koin dependencies on iOS, each module has its own version of the

Network

interface.

:auth

refers to it as

AuthCoreNetwork

and

:core

refers to it as

CoreNetwork

. with this in mind, we can't properly setup the

Network

dependency as the interfaces are incompatible this setup works fine on Android side, but not on iOS. any idea what I could do to solve for this, if anything? code sample of what I'm trying to do on the iOS side below

func startKoin() {
    NSLog("Hi")
    let doOnStartup = { NSLog("Hello from iOS/Swift!") }
    let network = NetworkManagerImpl()
    
    Core.KoinIosKt.doInitKoinIos(doOnStartup: doOnStartup, network: network)
    Auth.KoinIosKt.doInitKoinIos(doOnStartup: doOnStartup, network: network) // doesn't work because the network instance doesn't match up
}

Hi, everyone! I’m new in KMM development. Could you advice me please which framework for shared code testing is better?

Hey peeps, I’m trying to use Kotlin-based enums and classes in JavaScript/TypeScript but these objects have mangled fields (e.g.

_category_0

instead of

category

) and lots of unneeded metadata (e.g. the enums’ hash code values) attached. Do I understand it correctly that I need write custom Serializers to turn these objects into more readable/simple JSON objects? Or what’s a good way to approach this? Perhaps there are some other annotations I need to check? Example below: I’m trying to return a list of question objects with some fields (e.g. an enum-based

type

and a list of

options

).

@kpgalligan Waiting for your review of https://github.com/touchlab/Stately/pull/59

hey guys! im new to multiplatform with kotlin and i was looking into it recently for a personal project and was wondering, whats the difference between different source sets like commonMain and commonJS? if u have any resources to learn more about it would be appreciated! thanks in advance!

guys can i have sample app for broadcast using sharedFlow

Hi guys, Im writing iosTest tests and trying to test flows (I’m using multithreaded coroutines). Whenever i try to collect on my flow, test just freezes. Is there some material i can read about testing multithreaded coroutines on ios side? Or any ideas why is it happening?

I am trying to run the new official KMM sample: https://github.com/Kotlin/kmm-production-sample But I am getting some strange errors. I have tried to stop and restart a couple of times, but I still get the same errors.

Is there a way to switch a KMM project manually from packForXCode to a cocoapods type?