My generic module depends on another KMM module. This second module, let's say, has two objects, bot...

# multiplatform

[Philip Dukhov]

My generic module depends on another KMM module. This second module, let's say, has two objects, both subclasses of a sealed class, so I can't put them in different modules.

1. One of them has to be included in the iOS framework, so I force this module to be included as shown here.
2. The second object must be reused in another module, so I can't make it internal, but I need to exclude it from the iOS framework.

Is there any way to do this?

[Big Chungus]

Move the second object to a separate module and don't export that to objc? Make it public in kotlin

[Philip Dukhov]

@Big Chungus The problem is that they are subclasses of the same sealed class, so I can't do it 🙄

[Big Chungus]

Hmm, then maybe define interfaces and factory function for exposed stuff? Then your sealed classes can just implement the interface

[russhwolf]

What do you need to be able to do to the first object from the Swift side? If it’s a limited set of operations you might be able to design some sort of wrapper around it and only expose that.