Is there a way to know if a library is compatibile with multiplatforms? For example, this repo (though it is about the output in this case): https://github.com/rouzwawi/grpc-kotlin if not, would it be possible to do?

The following suggests no, if it’s using java underneath

In the current ecosystem it's pretty unlikely that a library is multiplatform-supported if it doesn't explicitly tell you that it is.

Yeah. Assumed it wouldn’t work out of the box, but was thinking it might be an interesting library target if it was generating kotlin

Yes, the follow-up question was if it would be do-able to make it multiplatform-supported. I've never done it before, but I could give it a try.......

Well, good luck, but I definitely wouldn’t start with something like that 🍀🥃

Okay, maybe I'll stall it a bit if it's not that "easy" 😏

Actually, I think the answer to the original question might well be yes, but difficult to obtain. My KFile multiplatform library has a .module file for which a grep of “org.jetbrains.kotlin.platform.type” will reveal “jvm”, “common”, and “native”. One would need to verify the existence of the

<artifact>-<version>.module

file then grep it to test for the supported platforms. Definitely not easy and it relies on volatile internals.