I'm trying out the new 1.3.50-eap-5 Kotlin/JS grad...

# javascript

[Joffrey]

I'm trying out the new 1.3.50-eap-5 Kotlin/JS gradle plugin.
I get the following error:

Could not determine the dependencies of task ':sw-ui-kt:packageJson'.
> project ':sw-client' is not configured for JS usage

Where sw-client is a Kotlin multiplatform subproject, and sw-ui-kt is a Kotlin/JS subproject depending on `sw-client`:

kotlin {
    target {
        browser()
    }
    sourceSets {
        main {
            dependencies {
                implementation(kotlin("stdlib-js"))
                implementation(project(":sw-client"))
//...

Is it normal not to be able to depend on a multiplatform project from a JS one?
Is there a way to declare the local dependency to the JS part of the multiplatform project?

[altavir]

Redlad few messages above. Browser or node Target must be set for all modules in a build

[Joffrey]

Could you please provide a link to said messages?

[altavir]

Sorry, wrong one

[Joffrey]

Ah ok 🙂

[Joffrey]

I think I found it, though

[Joffrey]

https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C0KLZSCHF/p1563554761014400?thread_ts=1563554761.014400

[altavir]

Yeah, this one as well. Marked as won't fix. Good news is that problem exists only inside one project. You can use external modules without browser marking.

[Joffrey]

Yes but my use case is, I guess, quite common for a Kotlin multi-module project: a server in Kotlin/JVM, a client in Kotlin/MPP (to test the server and use in the UI), a UI in Kotlin/JS

[Joffrey]

So local dependency seems necessary, and I'm still unsure how/where to declare the browser/nodejs targets in MPP, as I had read somewhere that you need to declare js() as a target for MPP

[altavir]

Yep. My case as well. Had to add browser everywhere

[Joffrey]

kotlin {
    jvm()
    js() // <= should I change this?
    sourceSets {
        // all source sets (common, jvm, js) and deps
    }

[altavir]

Js{browser()}

[Joffrey]

Oh, so simple... I tried with just browser() without success. Will try that, thanks a lot.

[Joffrey]

Seems to work great, I basically replaced js() by js { browser() } in all transitive (but local) Kotlin/MPP dependencies of my kotlin/js UI subproject

[Joffrey]

Ok I had forgotten but now I got it: it's target from Kotlin/JS that needs to be replaced by js in MPP, but the browser() part can stay the same.