Hello, does anyone have a trick to import an iOS d...

# amper

[Tristan]

Hello, does anyone have a trick to import an iOS dependency on standalone? Cocoapods is not supported yet and was wondering if you had an example of how to do it manually for now.

[Fedor Ihnatkevich]

Hi! You can add iOS platform dependencies via the Xcode project in a normal Xcode-way, so they are visible in Swift/Objective C, along with KotlinModules framework built from Kotlin. Depending on cocoapods or other iOS specific dependencies in Kotlin is not supported. Does this help?

[Tristan]

I want to write a wrapper around a library that is available on Android and iOS.
In a regular KMP project with Gradle, I would have the following structure:

// commonMain
expect object TheLibrary {
  fun theMethod()
}

// iosMain
import cocoapods.MyLibrary

actual object TheLibrary {
  actual fun theMethod() = Mylibrary.theMethod()
}

// androidMain
import com.company.MyLibrary

actual object TheLibrary {
  actual fun theMethod() = Mylibrary.theMethod()
}

I am looking to do something similar using Amper. I am not sure this suggestion covers that use case.

[François]

does Amper can use cinterop KMP configuration ?

[François]

I’m wondering if I can create a plugin of my plugin’s spmForKMP for amper.

[Fedor Ihnatkevich]

I am looking to do something similar using Amper. I am not sure this suggestion covers that use case.

Ah, I see. No, currently Amper doesn't support for Kotlin code to depend on cocoapods / use cinterop. We may add support for these features in some form in the future.

[François]

Thanks, well, I have my response. I will wait when it’s ready 😄

[Tristan]

Thank you people ☺️