I am trying to build an aar from a KMP library I just created but running PublishToMavenLocal seems to be creating two aar’s debug and release with size in some 100 kbs which doesn’t seem right. Both of them are in build/outputs/aar folder. Please can anyone help me with what I may be doing wrong. Attached is my build.gradle file

Any recommendations for KMM libraries to use for Mocking for tests? I've found MMock from Pega Systems and Karmok from Touchlab so far, but haven't tried them yet. Please also share thoughts if you've tried either of them.

I am having an issue with my multiplatform library where I build an aar which is resolving correctly but it’s dependecies are not being resolved. Is there any way to transitively add depedencies while using implementation with a aar file inside the libs folder in android?

Hi, I want to create a multiplatform cache utility similar to caffeine and

LoadingCache

of guava. I am fairly familiar with kotlin jvm, however haven't used kotlin on other platforms yet. Is it okay to jump into multiplatform directly? If not, is there some roadmap I can follow? I have started to write the common api, but I am not sure what to use in place of

ConcurrentMap

, Do I make my own map interface? What would be the actual in kotlin native?

Is it possible to update all versions to the latest one in the

kotlin-js-store/yarn.lock

?

Hello everyone! Please when working with KMM, how are secrets hidden? Secrets like API keys? Tried the buildconfig option but for some strange reasons, I can't use that in my shared module.

Hey guys. A few weeks ago, I introduced Micro-Mock, a mocking processor & runtime for Kotlin Multiplatform that allows to mock interfaces with the same syntax & semantics than MockK or Mockito-Kotlin. Today I'm announcing that it has been renamed MocKMP and promoted to stable. Here is the announcement article: https://medium.com/kodein-koders/mockmp-a-mocking-processor-for-kotlin-multiplatform-51957c484fe5 The library itself lives here: https://github.com/Kodein-Framework/MocKMP We hope you'll find it usefull.

Hello Everyone, What if i want to integrate GraphQL in KMM? Is there anything specific like Ktor?

Hello! Did anyone implemented unit-tests with real endpoints and with out mocks in KMM?

What causes tests to get skipped when running allTests or check? My linuxX64 and macosArm64 tests are always skipped. I am currently running on a mac.

plugins {
    kotlin("multiplatform")
    kotlin("plugin.serialization")
}

kotlin {
    js(IR) {
        browser()
    }
    jvm()

    sourceSets {
        val commonMain by getting {
            dependencies {
                implementation("org.jetbrains.kotlinx:kotlinx-serialization-json:1.3.2")
                implementation("org.jetbrains.kotlinx:kotlinx-datetime:0.3.2")
            }
        }
    }
}

group = "com.martmists"
version = "1.0"

Why is the code in this submodule saying serialization and datetime don't exist when I try to compile it, but only for compileKotlinJs?

Hello! I’m new here 🙂 I have a quick question about the timing for the upcoming 1.6.20 release. I use Kotlin Multiplatform and I’m currently using a -dev version of 1.6.20 because of the excellent new support for XCFrameworks in connection with CocoaPods. Is the final release of 1.6.20 “around the corner” or a long while off? Thanks!!

hi, I'm trying to migrate to

embedAndSignAppleFrameworkForXcode

and followed the steps here but am getting:

Task 'embedAndSignAppleFrameworkForXcode' not found in project ':SharedCode'

I just switched to

embedAndSignAppleFrameworkForXcode

to build my iOS app (Kotlin 1.6.10, M1 Mac, Xcode 13.2.1) and I hit this crash at runtime which seems to indicate a linking error but I'm not sure why since I include this in my Frameworks search paths:

$(SRCROOT)/../SharedCode/build/xcode-frameworks/$(CONFIGURATION)/$(SDK_NAME)

The error is:

dyld[28834]: Library not loaded: @rpath/SharedCode.framework/SharedCode
  Referenced from: /Users/treitter/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/A5638492-9E3A-4766-B4D4-6827DF4DBAC8/data/Containers/Bundle/Application/CADE4DEF-489A-4E7F-B600-8CFAA803F19D/DoubleStrain <http://dev.app/DoubleStrain|dev.app/DoubleStrain> dev
  Reason: tried: '/Users/treitter/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/DoubleStrain-csfvqjqyopvjufbkvgenmyhjexpz/Build/Products/Debug-iphonesimulator/SharedCode.framework/SharedCode' (no such file), '/Users/treitter/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/DoubleStrain-csfvqjqyopvjufbkvgenmyhjexpz/Build/Products/Debug-iphonesimulator/PackageFrameworks/SharedCode.framework/SharedCode' (no such file),
...

it continues on with many more directories it checked but none of them match the pattern above. None even include

xcode-frameworks

in the path. Any ideas for debugging?

Hi, guys! I wonder if KMM can be used with multiplatform template in XCode to build an app for both iOS and Mac? Or is it just iOS only?

Why is this happening to me? I uninstall the plugin and reinstall it and it keeps telling me there is an update available, and then when I update it says it can't:

Another question: We have some class names in different packages in our KMM library that are the same, and on iOS these appear with underscores after them. For example, we have a GraphQL generated class called MonetaryValue. We thought we would hide these by making domain classes, in a 'models' package, with the same name, and just do some straight copying of the GraphQL classes into these. KMM seems to be taking the duplicate names and adding underscores. So we have

MonetaryValue

which is the GraphQL class.

MonetaryValue_

which seems to be the data class we want. But then there's also a

MonetaryValue__

which is an

@interface

that has a bunch of swift attributes like

component1()

and

component2()

and properties for the actual interesting data class things. Is the way all of this works documented somewhere? Or can someone explain this? Is there a way to change this behaviour? Thanks for any and all insights.

👋 Hey everyone! I'm playing with a multi-module KMM project and I've noticed the following behaviour: If one KMM module (

A

) declares a dependency on another KMM module (

B

), the generated Swift code will prefix the classes from

B

with its fully qualified module name when they are exposed through

A

. For example, a class

MyClass

defined in

B

but exposed through

A

will be available as

BMyClass

when the

A.framework

is used in Swift through

embedAndSignAppleFrameworkForXcode

. This is an issue when I have an interface which is defined in one module but implemented in another in which case Swift is not able to match the class names and does not consider the implementation as a valid argument when it is being passed as a parameter for example. Any ideas about this? Thanks in advance!

Hey folks. Maybe this is a basic question, but I am stumped. I have a multiplatform library as part of a multiproject Gradle setup; it currently just has common and JVM builds. When I add

kotlin {
  ...
  ios {
    binaries.framework()
  }
}

I get a strange dependency-resolution failure:

Could not find :kotlin-native-prebuilt-macos-x86_64:1.6.10

. I've already got the multiplatform plugin applied, the build has been working, etc. Is there perhaps some obvious dependency I'm missing? If not, any suggestions on how I could debug this?

We've got an established fairly large android app that we're now going to port to iOS (structured with KMM in mind). I have it set up with the Android Studio KMM project template and working with

cocoapods

and

xcode-build

in bitrise. Given we have no iOS experience, what would be the best workflow, I'm thinking AppCode for the non-UI swift stuff, and Xcode for just the UI? Separately, it would be nice to use AppCode's project structure but it doesn't look like it's ready for primetime. For example, it still seems to be on Kotlin

1.5.10

, and only defines the xcode project in gradle dsl which xcode can't open. How easy would it be to potentially use this gradle dsl definition and create the xcode project scaffold separately so xcode can open it?

I tracked down my problem from earlier to this: When an actualization of an expected class is a typealias, the compiler generates the Kt class but not the class itself. Example: In the multiplatform library:

// commonMain file Expectations.kt
package foo
expect class SQLException

// jvmMain file SQLException.kt
package foo
actual typealias SQLException = java.sql.Exception

The -jvm.jar contains SQLExceptionKt.class, but no SQLException.class. In a JVM consumer library, the type foo.SQLException is unknown. Of course, there's the workaround to always use java.sql.SQLException in the JVM, but if the consumer library wants to implement an interface with @Throws(foo.SQLException::class), it's not possible.

Guidance in Porting Apache project TinkerPop from Java to Kotlin MultiPlatform.

Hi there, has anyone tried to create a KMM module and publish it as a native Android library on maven? My understanding is that this is not possible because of the transitive dependencies that may exists in KMM module. I would like to hear your thoughts.

Because latest Kotlin version only needs macOS to publish all targets, this setup is necessary anymore if we are using only macOS for publishing? https://kotlinlang.org/docs/mpp-publish-lib.html#avoid-duplicate-publications

Hi everyone, I was wondering if there are any plans or what the status of maven support is for KMP. I have noticed many libraries and gradle plugins include their own version of https://github.com/Him188/maven-central-publish/blob/0a7ea56328181adc539b10f392604[…]im188/maven/central/publish/gradle/MavenCentralPublishPlugin.kt

publishPlatformArtifactsInRootModule

in order to provide support for KMP artifacts from maven. Currently we are having issues in Arrow and wondering if this is needed or if there is a better way to solve it. Thanks!

What are your favourite KMM libaries other than SQLDelight?

Hi, I want to create KMP project for Android and Desktop, and I Would like to have every feature in different module (modular app). Any suggestions how can I achive it?

Is there a way to use Gradle modules instead of targets?