Does anyone happen to know how would I publish a KMM Library to an internal Github repo and use that...

# multiplatform

[Utsav Dave]

Does anyone happen to know how would I publish a KMM Library to an internal Github repo and use that as pods in my existing iOS project via Podfile.

[psh]

Did you already look at KMMBridge - https://touchlab.github.io/KMMBridge/intro/

What you have described seems to be a pretty good fit for the type of code / library sharing that KMMBridge is designed to do. There’s a bunch of documentation and also a hands-on “quick start” tutorial https://touchlab.co/quick-start-with-kmmbridge-1-hour-tutorial/

[Utsav Dave]

Appreciate your reply Paul is there any other way which doesn’t include Third party?

[psh]

KMMBridge is an open-source gradle plugin, the storage is entirely your own.

[Utsav Dave]

Seems like KMMBridge requires Github Workflows and to get workflow working my organization needs Github Enterprise Server Account

Would you happen to know any other resources to achieve above?

[shaunak jagtap]

Hey please check if this helps:
We simply created xcframework using command (DyteiOSCore is my library name):

./gradlew assembleDyteiOSCoreReleaseXCFramework

and uploaded xcframework on cocoa pods:
https://github.com/dyte-in/DyteMobileCoreiOS/blob/main/DyteiOSCore.podspec

Guide to help you publish on cocoa pods:
https://guides.cocoapods.org/making/making-a-cocoapod.html

Guide to add xcframework support in your shared build gradle of KMM project:
https://www.marcogomiero.com/posts/2021/kmp-xcframework-official-support/

[Utsav Dave]

Appreciate your response @shaunak jagtap could you please maybe show your ‘build.gradle.kts’ which is inside your shared folder of KMM library

[shaunak jagtap]

it is exactly similar to guide I posted above, unfortunately I can't show code as it is our IP

[Utsav Dave]

No worries understandable thanks though

[Duane Malcolm]

Thanks @shaunak jagtap. I've been wondering how to do this for a long time. @Utsav Dave did you get it going?

[Utsav Dave]

@Duane Malcolm nothing concrete tbh and no proper documentation also on the net

[Duane Malcolm]

Ok, I might have a go in the coming weeks. Feel free to check in later to see if I got something working.