Are

project(":foo")

style dependencies supported when the callee is a

kotlin("jvm")

project and the project

foo

is a multiplatform project?

x-posting from #intellij becauses I’m not sure where this is more pertinent as it affects both subjects 🙂

Hi, everyone! How are you currently mocking for Kotlin/Native tests? I'm using mockk but it's not for native. Right now, I'm just leaving it at that and waiting for native support but I want to put my tests in native and considering hand-writing fake classes just so I can achieve it. Is this something I should consider or is it better to wait for mockk's native support? Thanks in advance!

Sayin’ that I got a

domain

module, how can another Android module use “its jvm”, avoiding to declare an useless Android target for

domain

?

Just sanity checking, but are most folks using

cinterop

to manually wire objc/swift dependencies into iosMain or have folks managed to get the cocoapods plugin to smoothly do this by declaring a pod?

Hi, everyone! Do you know when suspend functions in Kotlin will be supported in Swift? I am generating a framework using cinterop to import external Objective C framework into my project. The generated framework is used by an application developed in Swift. I have to follow a specification which describes the APIs of my framework. In the documentation, there are synchronous and asynchronous APIs. My problem is how to implement the APIs synchronous if suspend functions in Kotlin are not supported in Swift. https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/native/objc_interop.html#unsupported

Hi folks! I just want to share with you one solution to wrap callback based libraries, like

Firebase

, take a look and please, if you know a better way to do that, please, share! https://gist.github.com/sergiocasero/eca986497c2025d703074cc995ed3618

Is there a way to figure out what contributes to the size of the generated iOS framework? I have a framework that's around 50MB (90MB if I generate a fat framework with iOSX64 and iOSArm64). I wonder if there's any unused stuff that's somehow getting imported into the framework. The generated header file is around 650KB so it is big (there are about 300 classes)

Hello, is there any way to use extension functions from kotlin on swift??, for example

fun UIViewController.hello() { println("Hello from kotlin") }

Anyone know of a fix for AS jumping to decompiled source rather than actual source file when jumping to declaration of a class/var/etc? For example cmd + click on a KMP class reference jumps to decompiled code. This only happens when doing this in code in another module. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61230781/kotlin-multiplatform-go-to-declaration-goes-to-decompiled-code

Just sharing this here for anyone who needs a hacky workaround to make network calls with multi-threaded coroutines until ktor resolves the mutability bugs.

Has anyone written an

apply

method on iOS that’s behaving similar to Kotlin’s apply?

Just sharing a learning moment here that's probably well-covered by documentation but was still a surprise. I was running into a

IncorrectDereferenceException

from swift code that depends on a shared kotlin module. The error specified

ExitEntity$impl

as the problematic class which is a

data class

code generated by sqldelight. I thought IncorrectDereferenceException is just thrown when some top-level variable is accessed off the main thread and isn't annotated with @ThreadLocal or @SharedImmutable. I was able to address by making the query within the kotlin module and freezing the object before it is used on the swift-side. I started off debugging by writing an

iosTest

within my shared kotlin module that retrieves an ExitEntity from the database on one thread and then accesses a field of the object on a different thread. The test passes without an exception being thrown. My takeaway is that kotlin objects referenced in swift need to be frozen if passed between threads, even though the same object can be passed between threads without issue if solely in kotlin code.

top of the brain thought with no research so far: does the multiplatform kotlin-test package only support annotation based test loading? It’d be nice to be able to register a test function on-the-fly (which would allow for Mocha-like test frameworks to be written).

is the new (1.4-M1)

.d.ts

generation available in multiplatform JS? I can't seem to get it to produce the output in the build folder, only the

.js

files

what's the latest news on a datetime lib from JetBrains? There was a brief mention back in december (https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2019/12/what-to-expect-in-kotlin-1-4-and-beyond/) but not much since.

Hello, why I can’t get the com.android.library?

plugins {
    id("com.android.library")
    kotlin("multiplatform") version "1.4-M1"
    id("maven-publish")
}

What’s interesting is that the stdlib was earlier accessible without even adding it as a dependency to my native targets

I am getting this error and I have the test-common dependency

.../commonTest/kotlin/sample/SampleTests.kt: (3, 20): Unresolved reference: Test

I’m essentially trying to add the macOS equivalent for my iOS tests command:

task checkiOS {
  def device = project.findProperty("iosDevice")?.toString() ?: "iPhone 8"
  dependsOn 'linkDebugTestIos'
  group = JavaBasePlugin.VERIFICATION_GROUP
  description = "Runs tests for target 'ios' on an iOS simulator"

  doLast {
    def binary = kotlin.targets.ios.binaries.getTest('DEBUG').outputFile
    exec {
      commandLine 'xcrun', 'simctl', 'spawn',  '--standalone', device, binary.absolutePath
    }
  }
}
tasks.check.dependsOn checkiOS

SQLDelight is already supposed to handle linking of sqlite for native targets automatically

I am not able to run my tests in commonTest. Am I missing some setup in configuration in Android studio?

What is the entry point for

squareup.okio

on the shared code? The doc uses

File

which is only a jvm type Oh, nvm, I just looked at the source code and noticed that only jvm is implemented 😅 So, what is the best way for handle files on shared code? Basically I need to write a file and read its name

Hello all. I have ported a Kotlin JVM library to be a multiplatform library and now I am also trying to migrate its tests. The JVM tests pass as expected, but the KN tests do not. Originally the JVM tests used

TestCoroutineScope

and

TestCoroutineDispatcher

to control delays, how can the same kind of test be written for KN? Namely, it seems that

runBlockingTest{}

is a JVM only construct. Probably because it uses

DelayController

which is not available in KN (or so it seems). Here is the test class. The first test passes in both platforms, The second one only passes in JVM land. Any help will be appreciated.

What's the easiest way to enable building for all native targets if there's no platform-specific native code at all? (I.e. pure Kotlin library)

The blue squares for androidMain/Test sourceSets are not appearing in project view, but I uploaded the library to bintray, downloaded in another app and I think all is working (at least I can reference the androidMain code), is it a IntelliJ bug?

I am trying to add a js target to my project that I started from KaMPStart. Running ./gradlew shared:build gives me a can't read property 'prototype' of undefined error:

/home/friedger/_repos/github/openintents/stacks-transactions-kotlin/build/js/packages/StacksTransactions-shared/kotlin/StacksTransactions-shared.js:11
}(this, function (_, Kotlin) {
 ^
TypeError: Cannot read property 'prototype' of undefined
    at /home/friedger/_repos/github/openintents/stacks-transactions-kotlin/build/js/packages/StacksTransactions-shared/kotlin/StacksTransactions-shared.js:265:49

Any ideas what is going wrong?

What is the meta-programming story for KMP? Is it planned, is there an issue on bugtracker I can vote on? JVM has (imperfect)

kapt

, but I'd really like to be able to also generate common code. I know about kotlin compiler plugins, but this seems like an overkill.

Trying to expose a ConflatedBroadcastChannel from a kmp module. Anybody seen this before?