Hi all, I’ve mostly got a multiplatform library working; sans a couple of issues when I attempt to add a few things: • In the android `actual`s, I can’t seem to access android packages/classes (i.e.

android.os.Build

) • When I add a second

jvm()

target (for the server), the library builds, but the android app is no longer able to resolve dependencies.

Use

android()

instead of

jvm()

for your Android target. You’ll also need to apply one of the android gradle plugins (probably

com.android.library

) and include an

android {}

block that sets

minSdkVersion

and

compileSdkVersion

.

I started doing that, but then felt at odd with the number of additional things I started adding. I guess it was right all along, so the next error about the manifest: I’ll add one and keep on in that for now?

Yeah you need a manifest too

I would still use:

sourceSets["androidMain"].dependencies {
    implementation("org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-stdlib")
}

?

yeah

Now I feel I should go figure out Gradle some more.

take a look through https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/building-mpp-with-gradle.html

Have been. This is just my first multiplatform since I’ve been watching/learning/etc all these years.

You have to keep in mind that android libs cannot be used by pure java/kotlin modules if you have some of them in project.