Hi everyone, I was wondering if it was possible to access kotlin code from a python environment without too much overhead in wrapping the stuff from the python side?! The application I am considering is an algorithm library in kotlin used in production for android / desktop / potentially iOS that our partners and us also want to use in research contexts where python is the weapon of choice. I saw this https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-native/tree/master/samples/python_extension but the wrapping stuff on the c-side seems too much overhead for now...Any thoughts?

well, you can compile bindings for C or JS. i don't have any idea what the interop story is for python

I think wrapping the sharedLib is the way to go. Just try to keep your interface to the Kotlin Code as small as possible.

Jep, that's what we did with the predecessor in plain old Java. Turned out the interface to the java code was not so small after all 😉 I was hoping for a more write-once + reuse approach. Thanks 🙂