What I'm really looking forward to is a thorough g...

# multiplatform

[addamsson]

What I'm really looking forward to is a thorough guide for the kotlin-multiplatform plugin which includes Dokka and Maven Central deployment

[ian.shaun.thomas]

It's not a guide but I publish to central with my MPP libs

[ian.shaun.thomas]

https://github.com/ToxicBakery/Arbor/blob/master/common/build.gradle

[ian.shaun.thomas]

The android bit is weird as I wanted JVM to be it's own module and the Android lib to depend on the JVM lib. This allows mixing of JVM and Android libraries that depend on Arbor. There's likely a better way to accomplish this than what I implemented.

[addamsson]

hm

[addamsson]

thanks!

[addamsson]

are you publishing directly to MC?

[ian.shaun.thomas]

through OSS, yes

[addamsson]

that's great!

[addamsson]

can I take your script?

[ian.shaun.thomas]

of course

[addamsson]

I see you are deploying to Dokka GH pages as well!

[addamsson]

great ,you just spared me 4 hours of work 😄

[addamsson]

(at least)

[ian.shaun.thomas]

yeah, I wanted to get as much working as I could for some conference talks. I walked through it for devfest florida

[ian.shaun.thomas]

glad it helped, if you don't mind, make sure you tag any libs you make on github with kotlin-multiplatform so that it is easier for others to find this info as well. It took a long time to figure out some of this stuff as I couldn't find examples. (by tags I mean the repo topics on the home page of the project)

[addamsson]

good idea

[addamsson]

👍

[addamsson]

do you have an article / guide for your setup on the internet?

[ian.shaun.thomas]

I do not

[addamsson]

do you mind if I write one?

[ian.shaun.thomas]

not at all, I take the apache licensing to heart. Code is for sharing. You can do whatever you like with it 🙂

[addamsson]

thanks

[addamsson]

I'll definitely give credit where it is due though