I have a KMP library I am developing for my apps, ...

# multiplatform

[tylerwilson]

I have a KMP library I am developing for my apps, which target Android, iOS, watchOS, macOS. I want to include a KMP library that only supports Android and iOS. Is there a simple way for me to 'hide' that library from the unsupported platforms, but still put itin commonMain? Thank you

[Alexander Zhirkevich]

Not really. But you can create mobileMain and notMobileMain sourceSets and only write actuals twice

[youssef hachicha]

that could look like this if you are wondering

kotlin {
    applyDefaultHierarchyTemplate {
        common {
            group("notMobileMain") {
                withMacos()
                withWatchos()
            }

            group("mobileMain") {
                withIos()
                withAndroidTarget()
            }
        }
    }

[McEna]

You could wrap it with a normal interface, then swap it at runtime on each platform. Just avoid expect/actual.

[tylerwilson]

I already has a composablesMain where I put all the Compose stuff, since I need to build for watchOS too, so I adjusted the tree and put the moko-permissions in there. So far, so good.