:rocket: Hey folks! I just released an early version of LensLogger, a Kotlin Multiplatform-compatib...

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[Farhazul Mullick]

🚀 Hey folks!

I just released an early version of LensLogger, a Kotlin Multiplatform-compatible interceptor for Ktor Clients. It helps log and inspect outgoing HTTP requests/responses across Android, iOS in Logger Conposabe Ui— useful for debugging, QA, or even building dev tools.

📦 GitHub: https://github.com/farhazulMullick/Lens/

It's super lightweight, pluggable with ktor.

Would love your feedback or thoughts 🙌

[Pavlos]

Finally! Thank you!

[Farhazul Mullick]

Hey Flolks
Released a new version of LensLogger.
version 0.1.0

https://github.com/farhazulMullick/Lens/releases/tag/0.1.0

[Michael Paus]

But why only Android and iOS?

[Farhazul Mullick]

Hey, with limited dev time as of now i can only focus on Android/iOS.

[Michael Paus]

Sure, we all have limited resources. I just thought from looking at your code that this would primarily just be a build configuration issue.

[Farhazul Mullick]

Yes, i have thought to cover for other platforms as well. Configuration setup may be challenging for platforms like Windows and linux, i never tried.
But first i need to cover planned items.

[Michael Paus]

I’d just start with desktop (all JVM, you don’t have to distinguish between Windows, Linux or macOS) and then also try wasmJs. For desktop you could basically just copy the Android setup because you can use the same client engine.

[Farhazul Mullick]

👍

[Farhazul Mullick]

Released : lens-logger v1.0.0
• Added Desktop support.
• Bugs fixes.
Check out repo: Lens-Logger

[Michael Paus]

You can also add that to the features list in the Readme.md now.
“Works on Desktop, Android and iOS (KMP)”

[Farhazul Mullick]

https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C0BJ0GTE2/p1759562488310259