Hey guys, there's a way to not use source set multiplatform style, instead use gradle module style? ...

# multiplatform

[SrSouza]

Hey guys, there's a way to not use source set multiplatform style, instead use gradle module style?

I'm creating a project that target JVM backend, and JS e JVM clients of the REST from backend , and I want to have a common code between the clients, but not with the backend, but, the backend and the clients has some shared code. The problem is that the kotlin common doesn't have a gradle plugin, someone can help?

In the commonMain of the client and backend implementation(project(":shared"))
But I don't know what Gradle plugin I use in the shared module because exist js and jvm plugins but doesn't exist Common

[Big Chungus]

You can setup your modules as normal and just use multiplatform plugin on all of them with only one target per module

[Big Chungus]

There's some gradle property that disables the auto creation of common source set

[SrSouza]

Tkx so much, work

[Big Chungus]

Not a problem. Feel free to ping me if you have any further issues