is there any way to instead of generate a whole iO...

# korge

[Pablo Caviglia]

is there any way to instead of generate a whole iOS app based on a korge project, just generate the source, or a library that can be used by a 'typical' iOS app ?

[andylamax]

I would also this for android and js as well

[Pablo Caviglia]

i made it for android, can help you with that

[Pablo Caviglia]

@Deactivated User made some changes on the korge's plugin

[Pablo Caviglia]

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[Pablo Caviglia]

by defining androidLibrary = true you get what you want

[Pablo Caviglia]

then there's an android view i developed

[Pablo Caviglia]

give me a second I can share it here

[Pablo Caviglia]

http://snippi.com/s/ti1k8q4

[Pablo Caviglia]

sorry there's some custom code

[andylamax]

And how do I import that lib to my android application?

[Pablo Caviglia]

import org.jfrog.gradle.plugin.artifactory.dsl.*

publishing {
    publications {
        register("aar", MavenPublication::class) {
            groupId = "<http://com.xyz|com.xyz>"
            artifactId = "toolframework"
            version = project.version.toString()

            artifact("$buildDir/platforms/android/build/outputs/aar/android-debug.aar")
            artifact("sourcesJar")
        }
    }
}

[Pablo Caviglia]

what i do is to use the jfrog plugin to publish to artifactory

[Pablo Caviglia]

that publishes the generated aar, and then on the project i want to import it i just use the implementation dependency targeting that repo

[andylamax]

Thank you so much for the info. Now we just need an ios equivalent

[Pablo Caviglia]

sure man, np

[Pablo Caviglia]

let’s see what can we do on ios

[Deactivated User]

the korge plugin uses the kotlin gradle plugin to build a library, you can call just the task to generate the library. Additionally it creates a project on the build/platforms/ios IIRC that references that library and open that project on XCode, or you can just reference the library in another project. Never tried, but should be possible. Does that solves your question, or I missed something?

[Pablo Caviglia]

thx @Deactivated User, i think that answers the question

[Pablo Caviglia]

i’m on a mac machine now, will give it a try and come back with something

[Pablo Caviglia]

i was able to run my korge app on ios

[Pablo Caviglia]

now i’m trying to open the korge project with xcode

[Pablo Caviglia]

getting this error

[Deactivated User]

Uhmm. Is the framework referenced and existing?

[Deactivated User]

I think there were several versions. Debug/Release and iphone/tvos etc.

[Deactivated User]

Maybe you have a version in the dropdown that has not been compiled yet?

[Pablo Caviglia]

i’ve just opened the url that gradle printed to the log

[Pablo Caviglia]

Task :prepareKotlinNativeIosProject

COMMAND: xcodegen
⚙️ Generating plists...
⚙️ Generating project...
⚙️ Writing project...
Created project at /Users/pablocaviglia/devel/projects/tool_framework_multi_platform/build/platforms/ios/app.xcodeproj

[Pablo Caviglia]

https://github.com/korlibs/korge-hello-world/issues/3

[Pablo Caviglia]

it looks like it still happens

[Deactivated User]

Didnt you said that you got it working on ios? The gradle task is failing? Or only when opened with xcode?

[Pablo Caviglia]

no no, it’s working fine using gradle tasks

[Pablo Caviglia]

the problem is when I open the link (of the working task of gradle) that contains the route to the generate .xcodeproj file

[Deactivated User]

I see. Well I think I had that issue myself and was because the dropdown of the project had a configuration pointing to an unexisting framework (for example iosX64-debug instead of iosArm64-debug or pointing to the release version while the debug version was the one generated)

[Pablo Caviglia]

ok, not sure what happebed, probably something related to the build folder

[Pablo Caviglia]

i deleted it

[Pablo Caviglia]

re build

[Pablo Caviglia]

and worked at once

[Pablo Caviglia]

who knows!