Thanks for the response! So, for example, <https:/...
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roughike
12/13/2017, 1:46 PMThanks for the response! So, for example, https://github.com/rozag/kozy-redux is written entirely in Kotlin, but it should also explicitly support the common platform somehow?
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sandwwraith
12/13/2017, 1:52 PMYes, it should be built as a multiplatform library (with common, jvm and js parts). If it does not contain any deps on JVM world, it would be relatively easy to rebuild it in such way
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roughike
12/13/2017, 1:56 PMThanks. From the looks of it, there’s no JVM parts there.
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alex.hart
12/13/2017, 2:06 PMYou’ll want to specifically look at the build.gradle files. You’re looking to see if it has 3 modules, each w one of the following plugins:
kotlin-platform-common
kotlin-platform-jvm
kotlin-platform-js
The kotlin plugin actually relies on the java plugin, which makes it a jvm lib.