Is it possible to split the multiplatform code, to have multiple modules?

# multiplatform

[Alexandru Caraus]

Is it possible to split the multiplatform code, to have multiple modules?

[CLOVIS]

Yes, using Gradle sub-projects. Here's an example: https://gitlab.com/arcachon-ville/formulaide

[CLOVIS]

(example: module client (JS+JVM) depends on module api (JS+JVM); ui (JS) depends on client, database (JVM) depends on api)

[CLOVIS]

You can just find any tutorial on “multi project Gradle builds” and do exactly that, the Gradle multiplatform module takes care of everything else

[Alexandru Caraus]

Thank you

[Alexandru Caraus]

Do you have an example for Android/iOS? I know that multiple modules can be achieved the same through Gradle, but would be nice to see an example specifically for ios

[CLOVIS]

I have never used Kotlin for iOS myself yet. However it should pretty much be the normal config you'd see in any normal iOS module (any normal Gradle demo should do) + the glue to make it into a multi-module build (but these are separate so none should impact the other)

If you try and have any specific issues, don't hesitate to ask

[Mustafa Ozhan]

Yes of course
You can check my project

android---\
web---------client-----\
ios-------/             \
desktop--/               -- common
            backend----/

https://github.com/CurrencyConverterCalculator/CCC