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# multiplatform

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[Pablichjenkov]

Check this examples https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlin-wasm-examples
Also post what error you get

[Giovanny Velez]

thank you @Pablichjenkov , I checked the repo but I don’t see what I need. The issue is that when I add:

js {
        browser {
        }
        binaries.executable()

        generateTypeScriptDefinitions()
    }

It fails because it tries to include commonMain in the JS target, but as the project contains Compose Multiplatform, it fails because compose is not available for Kotlin/JS, which is ok. But I want to know how to ignore that or move the compose dependencies elsewhere to be included in the other targets except the Kotlin/JS one.

[Pablichjenkov]

I would say, compare the .gradle files and see if there is anything different. I don't know if I understand your situation but compose-multiplatform is available in two variants of the browser, compose-web and wasm. There is compose-html which is not compatible with compose, not sure if that is the one you are using.
But if you are using one of the 2 variants mentioned above. It should work out of the box

[Giovanny Velez]

Sorry @Pablichjenkov I don’t get what you say, I’m not lost about what the issue is, and any of the examples you provided has a JS target. I’m not looking for Wasm or Compose Html

[Giovanny Velez]

But I’m already solving it creating a module with only the Kotlin Multiplatform dependencies and it’s almost working, but it still needs a little more work. Thank you for your help 🙂

[Pablichjenkov]

Sounds good

[louiscad]

@Giovanny Velez Please EDIT your initial message to remove the long snippet, and put it in this thread instead.