Hi Isuru! What is the specific error you are getting? I'll assist if I can, or you can directly file an issue with our Youtrack

Hi there, I’m approaching to KMM for my app agency. We’re developing native iOS and Android apps from 9 years and we’ve followed KMM from its start but we’ve not switched to it yet. I’ve evaluated KMM two years ago and last year but some limitations at the iOS side stopped me to start using it. Now I’m here again to see what changed in the past year and I see that many things have improved and the new memory management is in Beta (from 1st August) but I see that it’s not possibile to use pure-swift dependency yet. I’ve just investigated the roadmap and I haven’t seen any trace about it. In my opinion the swift community resources are still growing and many of them are very mature and stable - we use many of them in our apps in production and we feel confident about them; Apple itself is releasing new SDK only in pure swift (see CryptoKit). I don’t know if switching to KMM leads us to a path in which we couldn’t use official sdk or great and community supported dependencies because they’re pure swift. What do you think about it? Am I wrong? Is it just a step forward take any great pure swift sdk or pod and add objc bridge to use it in KMM? Please note our scenario: we aren’t a company with one or few apps in which we could decide about what to do and what to do not; we are an agency that develop 15-20 apps any years for different customers and we wish to be able to answer “yes” at customers question when asking “is it possible to do this?” - for example using a third-part service sdk or newest Apple sdk both with in pure swift. Thank you for any suggestion and advice

I've had some users mention that they get an error when adding a dependency on my library. Does anything look off in my build.gradles.kts that could cause this? Error in 🧵

Hi everyone, I need some help understanding how local multiplatform libraries are built when we build our project. Our current set-up is: • We have a multiplatform library that we develop internally, which has targets for JVM and JS. • We have a server project that uses the library mentioned above and is developed using Kotlin/JVM. • We have a web app that also uses the library mentioned above and is developed using Kotlin/JS. When we build the web app using

./gradlew build

the

kotlin-js-store/yarn.lock

file is created, which makes sense. However, when we build the server using

./gradlew build

then the

kotlin-js-store/yarn.lock

file is also created, even though the server code is 100% Kotlin/JVM. My assumption is that the JS part of the multiplatform library is being built when we build the server, but shouldn't that be skipped autoamtically? My questions are: 1. Is the assumption above correct? Or is there something I'm missing? 2. Should we keep building the server using

./gradlew build

or should we use a different Gradle task for this that doesn't build the JS code in the multiplatform library? Thanks for the help!

@Uğur What problem?

Is there a KMM library similar to Retrofit or is using just Ktor the best bet?

So is multiplatform in Alpha, how long has it been around for? Very cool idea but as I am very new here will probably come back later.

hi i created a KMM library in my existing kotlin project. and when i use it without adding any other dependency in my xcode project it builds fine... but if i add coroutines or any other library (tested with ktor and kotlinx-serialization) my xcode project build fails.. but android works fine... ios build failed with the error stating that the particular dependency not found... can anyone please help me on this issue

./gradlew build

fails...

Is someone here with a M1 mac willing to help me out with a KMM Simulator issue? I don't have a M1 myself yet so unable to test... Basically the generated build.gradle.kts file for the platform module should build a framework that can be used on a M1 simulator. DM me if you can spare a few minutes to help me out? Thank you! Issue is here: https://github.com/buijs-dev/klutter/issues/4

Hi, folks. I want to call a

#define FUNCTION()

in objc header file from kotlin code, how should i do to cinterop it to kotlin klib?

Which options of building the framework for ios are currently state of the art and which are not?: •

assembleXCFramework

•

embedAndSignAppleFrameworkForXcode

•

packForXCode

- this is deprecated afaik • cocoapods Any bigger issues with any of these methods?

Hi Team Facing one issue in Android ktor client. When sending multipart data with image then it throws error Multipart class not a serialised class. How to implement a ktor inbuild class with serialised annotation. Thanks in advance

Hi there! Сan anyone tell me if it is possible to turn off the kotlin runtime during the build ios framework, so that it can be included later in another kmm-project?

Is it possible to use non-kmm libraries, like Mockito, for use in

commonTest

?

if I jump to declaration on the

import

above, i only get directed to an empty

.h

file.

Does anybody know of a way to run unit tests on common code, using MockK, on a Mac? Common unit tests build and run OK on Windows machines. But on a mac they won’t run because MockK is not compatible with Kotlin Native. I would be happy for these tests to run on JVM only

Reposting since originally posted on a weekend and got buried

Anyone knows if it's possible to implement OpenCV in android studio? Where to start? Will it also work on iOS?

Hi. I'm having some trouble getting c interop to work with my KMM library.

is it okay to freeze a mutable shared flow?

Hoping to get an answer by cross-posting.

I can run the same project in bumblee just fine, and can run all my tests in

androidTest

without issue (im using turbine in there to test my state flows). However when I open the same project in chipmunk, the classes in

commonMain

are not accessible in

androidTest

and wont resolve

I’m looking to implement Sentry in my KMM project (Android & iOS targets), but from what I can gather by Googling and searching this channel is that Sentry support is not very mature. Some resources I found: KMM implementation • Experimental Sentry SDK for Kotlin Multiplatform, this apparently allows adding sentry to KMM shared module, instead of native implementations Native implementation • Add Sentry to native projects • Kermit’s experimental Sentry support • NSExceptionKt for Sentry, experimental Has anyone successfully implemented Sentry in a KMM project and how did you approach the implementation?

I'm trying to use kotlin 1.7.10. I'm on the latest plugin version. I get this error

Could not find :kotlin-native-prebuilt-macos-x86_64:1.7.10

Any ideas?

hi .. when calling shared kotlin suspend functions from swift code, we get a completion block with data and error... and i didn't see any situation in which the error would be NOT NIL. can anyone please explain when will i get the error?

Good afternoon, quick question, I’m implementing some tests on my kmm project and wanted to save the json payloads on separate files, is there a way to load those? from the jvm test env?

Hello, I want to know, which data structure should I use in JS target so it will get compiled into a native JS array without extra overhead? Mainly, I need access to `push`/`pop` and other js-exclusive array methods

After building kotlin/multiplatform project via

gradlew build

, where can I find generated JS file? I searched all over

build

folder but couldn't find any. a lot of build data for JS is generation, but no actual JS file is found, and I get no errors either