Hi guys, how to call (use) lib/x64 and lib/x86 example.dll files on compose multiplatform desktop?

Using reflection is it possible to call a private constructor for a class? My attempt to do this results in exception about the modifier being private which makes sense but figured there is some way around this

Is it possible to split inner classes to separate files somehow?

Hi! I’m trying to add Compose Multiplatform module in my existing Android project. I wonder if there is comprehensive guide for this case. I already read Make your Android application work, but I want to know how to add Compose Multiplatform dependencies on my existing project. I tried this guide, but gradle sync always fails whenever I add each of dependencies like

implementation(compose.ui)

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Hey! Is there something smooth in Arrow that transforms

List<Either<Error,Success>>

into

Either<Error, List<Success>>

?

Any ideas on how to achieve this 3d carousel layout?

Hi guys, I am trying to bind services in compose app but it always return null to me. I tried this stack overflow. But it didn't work to me. Anyone guide me on this ?

Hi! I'm having issue running my Ktor server, here is the error.

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: 'void kotlinx.coroutines.internal.LockFreeLinkedListHead.addLast(kotlinx.coroutines.internal.LockFreeLinkedListNode)'

There is already an active issue https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KTOR-7054/NoSuchMethodError-when-using-coroutines-1.9.0-RC but no solution was provided. I've tried downgrading Kotlinx Coroutines & Ktor server but none worked

I am trying to use targetHierarchy and androidTarget() in my build.gradle for

shared

module, but keep getting

unresolved reference

. I am on kotlin 1.9.0. The errors I am getting are :

e: .../shared/build.gradle.kts:11:5: Unresolved reference: androidTarget
e: .../shared/build.gradle.kts:23:5: Unresolved reference: targetHierarchy
e: .../shared/build.gradle.kts:24:9: Unresolved reference: common

I tried clear project and invalidate caches few times. the file in 🧵 👇

Hello guys, we have a little problem with mocking in out unit tests. It looks a bit like an error per design in kotlin. but actually, i cant believe this 😄 we tried mockk and mockito regarding this and both result in the same problem. imagine we have an instance of the following class:

data class AppConfig(
    var smtp = SmtpConfig(
            enabled = false
            host = "test",
            port = 12345,
            useStartTLS = true,
            fromName = "test",
            from = "<mailto:test@test.de|test@test.de>"
            user = ""
            password = ""
    )
)

val classInstance = AppConfig()

what I want to do in one of our tests is to mock the value of smtp. What I did - here for example with mockito - was the following:

val spy = Mockito.spy(classInstance)
Mockito.`when`(spy.smtp).thenReturn(SmtpConfig(true)). //true is the enabled flag in this case, so the rest should be null

What Mockito and Mockk are doing in this case is to mock the get method behind that property. This can be verified by starting the debugger right in the line after the Mockito.\`when\` expression. The field is exactly like initialized above and when I click the getter in the debugger I get the result from spy.smtp, as you can see in the screenshot. I can understand why this happens, but kotlin simply does not use the getters of those properties why the tests wont work. So long text, simple question: Any idea how to fix this? Everything I found was a github issue from mockk with exactly the same problem and that has been closed because to support this a major rebuild would be necessary.