Another Q for touchlab folks regarding Stately: Any reason that

isolate

and

iso-collections

are published as

-a1

while everything else is not? Would be a bit easier to wrangle dependency versions if those two were published under the regular version numbers, or if the other dependencies were also published under the

-a1

suffix

Hi, I have written some unit tests and was wondering how the iOS test target worked? I don’t have a phone or simulator but the tests still pass?

Android studio is giving me this warning:

Compilation is not supported for following modules: KaMPKit. Unfortunately you can't have non-Gradle Java modules and Android-Gradle modules in one project.

Shall I ignore it?

I know there is an example of sqlcipher in the kampkitsqlcipher github, but I can't find any examples of working with sqlcipher for ios there. Anybody experience with making calls sqlite3_open in multiplatform?

Hi guys, just wanted to ask about your KMM strategy around Analytics. Do you keep the analytics code to platform specific? or do you build a common class/module for them as well and then use that in the platform specific code? Thanks in advance

Hi guys another question, I am working on making a library work in KMM. Using Android library and Ios Library and trying to pipe them into a a common code. My question is how do you guys deal with platform specific things? for example, when Android context is needed to create an instance of a class while the same class in ios needs a ios specific thing? Is there a way to work around this? Thanks in advance 🤔

Regarding the use of

Kermit

in `KaMPKit`: I can see that a logger instance is created for every location where it’s being used (https://github.com/touchlab/KaMPKit/blob/main/shared/src/commonMain/kotlin/co/touchlab/kampkit/Koin.kt#L63). Is this simply for the

tag

? If there’s no need to switch tags, then is there any upside to injecting

Logger

vs just calling the static methods like

Logger.i { "something" }

Copy and pasting from multiplatform channel as I forgot this was a channel: Hey small question, I am looking at KampKit currently for examples of how to do the build.gradle file in a cleaner way. So far its working great, the only issue I'm having is with tests. I see in Kamp Kit they are making use of import kotlin.test.Test in testing classes, however, when I build, this test package is not found. I'm wondering what its geting included as from the libs file If I include

implementation(kotlin("test"))

In the commonTest in build.gradle, it works, but I don't see something like this being declared in kampkit

This group is specifically KaMP KIt. I think you’ll get some answers regardless, but there’s much more activity for general KMM questions in #multiplatform

hey, i've been using KaMP Kit this week for a hack week project, it is mostly excellent at getting a project up and running quickly. One request: • default to bundling the iOS code as a binary Framework (checked in?) so iOS devs don't need JVM/AndroidSDK • have a build flag or separate target on the iOS side that does the full "build the framework from source" pass I've never done much iOS build tinkering, but this would be super helpful for getting iOS folks onboarded in a painless way and it would make the build times much faster in the "i'm not changing any KMP code" path

Hey I want to contribute in kampit, so I increased my knowledge in KMM. I only find a this repository. Can someone guide me how to contribute in ?

Hey everybody! I cloned the project and try to gradle sync the project on AS Bumblebee but get this error: Unsupported Modules Detected: Compilation is not supported for following modules: KaMPKit. Unfortunately you can't have non-Gradle Java modules and Android-Gradle modules in one project.

Hello! I am looking at KMP and found KaMPKit which has been really helpful coming from an iOS developer’s perspective. I’m a little confused because the readme has the KN concurrency all struck out as outdated. However, I can’t figure out how it’s outdated. Does that mean all blog posts about KN concurrency from ~2019 are outdated? I know that it’s on the roadmap to overhaul the memory management / concurrency model, but it feels a little like limbo period. Could someone point me to some up-to-date resources on KMP concurrency? Thanks!

At the time, if you added a pod in the Kotlin cocoapods plugin config, you couldn’t run

./gradlew build

because the Kotlin gradle plugin couldn’t handle it. I’m not sure if that is still true.

Is there any examples of migrating a db? I created a new .sq file that has a create table and it crashes when i run on top of our prod build because its saying the table isnt created

I'm trying to pull in elements of KaMP Kit into a new project so I can understand all of the parts. Right now I'm struggling with adding Koin and Kermit. When I try to add the line to my main activity that injects the logger like in KaMP Kit, it fails to resolve injectLogger(). I have the line where the injectLogger method is added to KoinComponent, but it won't use it. The error states that none of the following candidates is applicable because of receiver type mismatch. Is there some kotlin setting that I have missed?

I see that the HttpClient is declared in the data source. Is there a reason why the HttpClient instance wasn't injected into the data source? I'm asking because my app has to connect to two different servers that use the same auth token. It would be cool if I could share the HttpClient and leverage the bearer logic to refresh the token when necessary. Would that be a bad design?

Can somebody explain "KoinIOSKt.doInitKoinIos()" to me? I'm trying to understand the implicit logic that resolves doInitKoinIos to the function initKoinIos. Where is KoinIOSKt defined?

I'm trying to debug why some code isn't being executed on iOS and I'm wondering if anybody can give me some debugging tips. I'm not seeing any errors. It is basically calling into code structured like "refreshBreeds()" in KaMPKit. I see that it goes into the method in the BreedViewModel equivalent for refreshBreeds. I can step over the call to viewModelScope.launch, but the code in the launch block isn't ever executed.

Issue up: https://github.com/touchlab/Kermit/issues/260

💥 https://twitter.com/kpgalligan/status/1539437512619327488?s=20&t=5M88EPC9-B37NzAdOCGw0g

Hi @kpgalligan, just wondering how you guys manage static analysis and/or test coverage tools for you KMM modules?

With the launch of KMM Beta, Touchlab is releasing new tools to support the growth of the ecosystem and new teams adopting and integrating KMM. This channel is now a central space to get support and give feedback about Touchlab tools and libraries. We’ll still discuss these topics in the other channels, of course, but we wanted a space where we can focus discussions on our offerings. As the community has grown, there’s a lot of other discussions in the “main” channels, and having a central channel, we can make sure discussions get highlighted to the folks who can best engage with them.

Our new tools are largely focused around team process and iOS dev experience, and in many ways, these tools are solving new problems that general ‘mobile dev libraries’ have existing parallels for. Your feedback is critical to solving these new problems and improving these tools. We greatly value your feedback, and highly encourage you to reach out!

This channel was previously just for KaMPKit questions, and we still very much welcome questions and feedback for that too 🙂

Hello, I wanted to ask here about https://github.com/touchlab/SQLiter/issues/86 if there is Kotlin 1.7.20 support planned in the near future.

Any reason why dependency managers can’t be configured on their own with KMMBridge? It seems to complains that I have to set up artifact manager. I just want to generate Swift packages for all of my KMM modules and integrate into iOS app / other packages without needing to publish KMM modules as artifacts anywhere.

Hey folks, is there a way to just publish framework via SPM ? while using https://touchlab.github.io/KMMBridge/intro ? I managed to publish it via SPM, but it seems to have added all of the other modules that for

android/jvm etc

? i just wanted shared module Framework from kotlin native so i can use its classes in my iOS app?

How do I configure KMMBridge for multiple modules in a single repo? Running

spmDevBuild

on the project updates

Package.swift

to only the latest module. For example for a project structure as,

- root
  - domain
    - build.gradle.kts // kmmBridge { .. } implemented
  - strings
    - build.gradle.kts // kmmBridge { .. } implemented
  - util
    - build.gradle.kts // kmmBridge { .. } implemented

When I run

./gradlew spmDevBuild

the

Package.swift

is always

// swift-tools-version:5.3
import PackageDescription

let packageName = "util"

let package = Package(
    name: packageName,
    platforms: [
        .iOS(.v13)
    ],
    products: [
        .library(
            name: packageName,
            targets: [packageName]
        ),
    ],
    targets: [
        .binaryTarget(
            name: packageName,
            path: "./core-util/build/XCFrameworks/debug/\(packageName).xcframework"
        )
        ,
    ]
)

I would have to manually update the Package.swift finally in CI ? 🤔