Your generated js file is named after your module. You can have a look in `build/distributions` afte...

# javascript

[tarek]

Your generated js file is named after your module. You can have a look in build/distributions after running ./gradlew jsBrowserWebpack to see the result
Additionally, you can add a index.html with a <script src="<my-module>.js"></script> to your jsMain/resources folder and it will be copied to your build folder and used when you run ./gradlew jsBrowserRun

[sdeleuze]

Thanks it works with ./gradlew browserWebpack

[sdeleuze]

I hope documentation will be updated, that's a pretty painful journey for now.

[sdeleuze]

Do you know how I can customize moduleKind?

[tarek]

My advice would be to move your build.gradle to Kotlin, that way you’ll have autocompletion and can explore the plugin code more easily

[sdeleuze]

It is already with Kotlin DSL

[sdeleuze]

But not obvious given all the changes, multiplatform versus regular plugin, etc.

[tarek]

configure<KotlinMultiplatformExtension> {
    js {
        compilations.all {
            compileKotlinTask.kotlinOptions {
                moduleKind = "commonjs"
                sourceMap = true
                sourceMapEmbedSources = "always"
            }
        }
        browser {
            webpackTask {

            }
        }
    }

[tarek]

You also have the useCommonJs() helper if you just want to use CommonJs

[sdeleuze]

Ok thanks

[sdeleuze]

Yes I use it