Hello all. I have multiplatform project (actually target platform is JVM only, but I have plan to a...

# multiplatform

[Mikhail]

Hello all.

I have multiplatform project (actually target platform is JVM only, but I have plan to add JS). It is multi-module gradle project.
Module A contains internal object (implements public interface) which is injected as dependency in another module.

Production code is fine, but I need direct access to this internal object from test code of module B. I don't want to make the object public, but I can't find way to access it. In java project I can use gradle plugin java-test-fixtures to expose this internal object for test code only, but I can't find appropriate gradle configuration for multiplatform project.

I added custom sourceSet and custom compilation, but dependency from module B doesn't work.

Is it possible to use test fixtures in multiplatform project?

[Jeff Lockhart]

You can access internal APIs with @file:Suppress("INVISIBLE_REFERENCE", "INVISIBLE_MEMBER", "INVISIBLE_SETTER") (or a subset of those) at the top of your test file.

[Mikhail]

Thank you! It works. The annotation doesn't allow to access internal object, but allow access to package-level internal val. So my trouble is gone.