Hello I was just trining the following tutorial <https kotlinlang org docs multiplatform library html create a project> I was searching for a setup to create Shared Lib for `ios` and `android` and also `jvm` is there maybe a nice other tutorial to follow along disappointed this one I stumble with the Platform specific stuff I was trining to put the `Platforms` specific code from the `KMM Templated Sample` ` ```import platform UIKit UIDevice``` resp ``` actual val platform String = Android $ android os Build VERSION SDK INT ``` I am not really the `gradle guru` wink

Hello I was just trining the following tutorial … https://kotlinlang.org/docs/multiplatform-library.html#create-a-project I was searching for a setup to create Shared Lib for

ios

and

android

and also

jvm

is there maybe a nice other tutorial to follow along 😞 this one I stumble with the Platform specific stuff.. I was trining to put the

Platforms

specific code from the

KMM Templated Sample

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import platform.UIKit.UIDevice

resp.

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actual val platform: String = "Android ${android.os.Build.VERSION.SDK_INT}"

I am not really the

gradle guru

😉

Big Chungus

04/05/2021, 2:47 PM

Commonizer (a tool that brings shared platform APIs to intermediate sourceSets) only works for native target groups. Your only option (for your set of targets) is to use commonMain with expect/actual.

You can also have a look at my template github.com/mpetuska/template-kmp-library

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marzelwidmer

04/05/2021, 5:30 PM

thanks I will take a look… 🙂

@Big Chungus is quiet new your template .. you have created already a lib with it 🙂 where I also can take a look….

Big Chungus

04/05/2021, 5:57 PM

The template comes with some sample classes and rests outlining the usage

Also sandbox module is a consumer playground

But the idea us that you get setup for ALL the platforms and then just remove what you don't need

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Although it is missing android setup since i have no experience in that. But for simple cases, you can publish an android lib as a jar (instead of aar)