Hey! While trying to consume my shared code in a React app I can see that the `@JsExport` annotatio...

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[Nacho Ruiz Martin]

Hey!

While trying to consume my shared code in a React app I can see that the @JsExport annotation works only for a subset of Kotlin features. For example, I can’t export a sealed class nested inside an interface or some classes that come from a 3rd party library if they are not marked with JsExport.

Is this expected? What are the strategies to mitigate this without messing a lot with code that is already used for mobile platforms?

Thanks!

[Artem Kobzar]

Hey. Yes, for now it's expected.
We are working on increasing number of Kotlin declarations that can be exported into JS-world.
Could I ask you to create a ticket in YouTrack with your use case.