I have a KMM project that target Android, iOS and desktop JVM. Is there any way to easily share a sm...

# multiplatform

[Benjamin Deroche]

I have a KMM project that target Android, iOS and desktop JVM. Is there any way to easily share a small part of code between Android and JVM? It's just 20 lines of code, it doesn't look enough to create a new separate module just for this 😔

[vanniktech]

I know I starred an issue for an intermediate source set just like iosMain, but I can't seem to find it. Your best option is to maybe expect/actual and just throw on iOS

[Benjamin Deroche]

But then the "actual" in androidMain and desktopMain will still have duplicated code

[vanniktech]

The platform relevant bits right, if that's almost all the code, then a module sounds better

[ribesg]

I have modules with like 2 lines of code

[russhwolf]

You can do a shared android/jvm source set, but the IDE support is inconsistent. If it's only a small amount of code that might not be too big an issue.

[Benjamin Deroche]

@russhwolf That sound amazing, how does it work?

[russhwolf]

Something like this

android()
jvm()
sourceSets {
    val androidMain by getting {}
    val jvmMain by getting {}
    val jvmCommonMain by creating {
        androidMain.dependsOn(this)
        jvmMain.dependsOn(this)
        dependsOn(commonMain)
    }
}

You may still need to manually write some copy/paste expect/actual declarations for dependencies that the Kotlin tooling doesn't correctly recognize are accessible to both android and jvm.

[vanniktech]

That's the issue I've been looking for: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-42466