I am trying to port a kotlin.gradle.kts that used `id("org.jetbrains.kotlin.js") version "1.4.10"` t...

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[Jonathan Lennox]

I am trying to port a kotlin.gradle.kts that used id("org.jetbrains.kotlin.js") version "1.4.10" to something more modern, and I am deeply confused. Is there any guidance anywhere on how to translate the old syntax to something newer?

[Jonathan Lennox]

No matter what I do, I keep getting "Unresolved reference: implementation" errors.

[Jonathan Lennox]

I assume I should be trying to port to "multiplatform"

[tapchicoma]

change js to multiplatform and enable js() target in the build script

[Jonathan Lennox]

I have a kotlin { js().browser { ... } } block in the code, is that what you mean?

[tapchicoma]

yes

[Jonathan Lennox]

I still get the errors about implementation for my dependencies

[tapchicoma]

Are you adding them via this DSL?

kotlin {
    sourceSets["jsMain"].dependencies {
        implementation("com.example:something:12.3")
    }
}

[Jonathan Lennox]

That did it! That doesn't look at all like any of the documentation I could find online, though, so I'm not sure how I could have figured that out?

[tapchicoma]

Kind of here, but it is for Android. Generally applies to any target platform specific dependencies

[Jonathan Lennox]

Do I no longer need the binaries.executable(), or does it go somewhere else?

[tapchicoma]

should be available inside js {} DSL

[tapchicoma]

just change js() to js { }

[Jonathan Lennox]

Now it's telling me

KotlinSourceSet with name 'jsMain' not found.

[Jonathan Lennox]

I renamed my src/main directory as src/jsMain but that didn't help

[hfhbd]

Did you actually create the js target:

kotlin {
  js {
    browser()
    binaries.executable()
  }
  sourcesets["jsMain"].dependencies {
    implementation() 
  }
}

[tapchicoma]

be sure to create JS target before trying to use source sets to add dependencies

[Jonathan Lennox]

Ah, the js{} block needs to go before the dependencies block?

[hfhbd]

yes