Is it possible to export the Typescript classes wi...

# javascript

[w_bianrytree]

Is it possible to export the Typescript classes without full package name from my Kotlin code? except declare those files in root package

[Big Chungus]

I'm affraid not.

[turansky]

If your classes located in single package - you can use library.export webpack configuration for JS distribution

[turansky]

If you use generated TS definitions - they can be fixed by Gradle plugin

[Grégory Lureau]

@turansky do you have a link to share? I don't find the documentation about this option in the gradle plugin.

[turansky]

Oh… It’s about custom Gradle plugin

[Big Chungus]

Or just custom task to rewrite generated files and adjust the namespace

[turansky]

Example

[Stylianos Gakis]

Kinda bringing this up from the dead, but do you have an example of a project which has implemented this custom plugin in their repository?
This is probably my inexperience with making custom gradle plugins, but I am basically not able to resolve import org.jetbrains.kotlin.gradle.tasks.Kotlin2JsCompile while writing the plugin. What would I need to have in the build.gradle.kts file of it to be able to resolve this?

Currently have started with a diff like this but I am in super unknown waters for me, and it doesn’t help that every single resource I can find online for custom plugins is using groovy and I can’t make sense of it really 😄

[turansky]

Pill

[Stylianos Gakis]

Hey thanks, that does resolve Kotlin2JsCompile!
Now I am trying to put this plugin inside my project repo, and somehow have my project use this plugin. Do you have a sample project that does just that?
Again googling around for problems that I have little understanding of prove to be insanely difficult unfortunately 😕 To my understanding I shouldn’t have to dabble in any of the ivy/mavenLocal etc. things to use my plugin locally, and my gradlePlugin {} declaration should suffice but I can’t quite get it to work

[turansky]

If your plugin is local - you can declare it in buildSrc with less overhead

[turansky]

Like here