A library right I was wondering about this. In the...

# multiplatform

[Cicero]

A library right
I was wondering about this.
In the past when my project was going to happen in React Native I wrote a node library for connectivity and models

Is it similar to a node library?

Could I also export my network from common as a library?

Also brings me to another question, would I to be able to work in my common without having all this android stuff around? I would like to, for example, run my common independently.

[Sam]

Common is like an abstract class. It needs a target platform to run. If you want a lightweight platform without needing anything special to run tests, try adding a jvm platform. In my project I have jvm, Android and iOS platforms. The expect/actual classes in the jvm target are stubbed out just enough to make the tests pass.

[Cicero]

Interesting, any suggestions of where I can see something like this working? Or a tutorial of some sort on “how to basic”?

[Sam]

No tutorials that I know of other than basic KMM stuff. To add a jvm target just specify it in your gradle file and add a jvmMain/kotlin/com.myproj and jvmTest/kotlin/com.myproj folder structure in the same folder that has your common and android folders. Here’s the part of my gradle file with the jvm target using kts.

kotlin {
    jvm()
    android()

You can invoke it from the command line with ./gradlew mymodule:jvmTest or through IntelliJ