I'm looking into possibility to have multipproject...

# multiplatform

[Konstantin Petrukhnov]

I'm looking into possibility to have multipproject structure like on the picture:

[Konstantin Petrukhnov]

Where each box is separate git project, with own release cycle/versions.

[Konstantin Petrukhnov]

Is it possible, and is there any examples how gradle scripts may look like?

[Kris Wong]

I can at least confirm it's possible

[Konstantin Petrukhnov]

E.g. what dependencies should be in libB? each platform have dependency to libC? Or common module only have dependency to libC?

[Kris Wong]

libC is built using what technologies? or is another kotlin MPP lib?

[alex009]

should be "common module only have dependency to libC" but if you not want to use platform-specific functional of libC in libB

[Konstantin Petrukhnov]

libC is common kotlin code, no native dependencies

[alex009]

in this case "common module only have dependency to libC"

[Kris Wong]

that makes it easy then, as long as you only use stdlib-common

[Kris Wong]

the common module will have the dependency

[Konstantin Petrukhnov]

thx! I will try to create some working example this week. Maybe even share it with others, if succeed.

[Kris Wong]

https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/building-mpp-with-gradle.html is your best friend

[Kris Wong]

the other public framework will need to be linked into your app, so you control the version

[Kaden Wilkinson]

IIRC iOS can only load one Kotlin framework