Is it possibile, inside

targets

, to place an

android

clause including a sibling module that is an android app? I have the current structure:

project 
   |- android-app
   |- common
        |- commonMain
        |- iosMain
        |- jvmMain

I would like to create some

actual

implementations inside the

android-app

module, which is an Android application module. How would I have to do? Right now when I compile the Android app the

jvmMain

is compiled, but I would like to provide some custom

actual

implementations for the Android app

As far as i know it is not possible to use expect/acual between two modules. But i think you can add a addition target 'android' inside your common module and compile it like you do it with your jvmMain.

You should merge your android project and your mpp project. I have a single

build.gradle.kts

Mmm ok, I'll try that as I'm currently setting up everything from scratch

It actually depends on your use case

It will actually be an application, yeah. I want to create an Android, iOS and desktop application that shares the same code between all of them

yes, it make sense

Should I go with one module or multi modules?

Multi modules? Depends on your architecture. This supported by mpp

I guess it’s a matter of preference, I prefer to have a single build file, but I understand that one could need to split some things, especially in the case of mobile apps with tons of flavors

By the way, even with one module, one can still split the build logic by moving parts of the main script into

*.gradle

or

*.gradle.kts

script plugins and applying them in the main build script.

That’s right, if you need an example of that I think Ktor uses that a lot in its build

Thank you all guys

Is it possible to have one more source set, common to Android and jvm? For things that are the same on both platforms but different on iOS?

Yes, just define a new sourceSet and state that both the android sourceSet and the jvm sourceSet depend on it

thx