how can I include (and call) a kotlin library as dependency? Simply adding it to

build.gradle

as usual? Will then it be compiled/added together at the

gradlew build

? (Sorry, but I can't test at the moment)

You can add

*.kt.bc

library built by Kotlin/Native compiler using the

library()

DSL method.

konanArtifacts {
    foo {
        library 'path/to/.kt.bc'
        libraries 'path/1', 'path/2'
    }
}

If you have a library in the same project you may link it with an executable using the

artifactPath

property of a compilation task and setting dependencies between the tasks manually. As you can see this way is a bit complicated so we are going to simplify it in the future releases.

konanArtifacts {
    // This is a library
    foo {
        inputFiles project.file('foo.kt')
        noLink()
    }

    // This is an executable.
    bar {
        inputFiles project.file('bar.kt')
        library project.files(konanArtifacts['foo'].compilationTask.artifactPath)
    }

}

konanArtifacts['bar'].compilationTask.dependsOn(konanArtifacts['foo'].compilationTask)

wait, I meant traditional kotlin, not-native

Kotlin/Native is a backend on its own, Kotlin/JVM is different one, so if your code in in pure Kotlin - you could reuse your code, generic JVM code is not suitable here

uhm so basically if I double check to not have any jvm imports, how could I include it?

just create library from your sources and do as Ilya suggested above

ok, I'll try