Library with tools for coroutines, serialization, database interaction, and networking. Modules include common utilities, selection tools, MIME types, pagination, and repository patterns, with a structured approach for complex modules.
This is a library with collection of tools for working in Kotlin environment. First of all, this library collection is oriented to use next technologies:
You always can look at the properties file to get information about current project dependencies, compile and build tools for Android target.
Projects
Complex modules structure
Most of complex modules are built with next hierarchy:
Gradle Templates
All templates can be used by applying them in your project's build.gradle files using the apply from directive. For example:
apply from: "$defaultProject"
In the sample has been used defaultProject.gradle as a basic template.
The project includes a collection of Gradle templates to simplify project setup and configuration. These templates are located in the gradle/templates directory and can be used to quickly set up different types of projects:
mppJvmJsWasmJsLinuxMingwProject.gradle (usage ) - Multiplatform project for JVM, JS, Wasm, Linux, and MinGW
common contains common tools for platform which usually are absent out-of-the-box when you starting project
selector contains tools to use Selector interface with things like RecyclerView in android or other selection needs
coroutines is a module for Kotlin Coroutines with different things like subscribing on flows (onEach + launchIn shortcut :) )
ktor is a set of modules for clients and servers
mime_types is NOT lightweight set of MimeTypes with a lot of different objected and serializable (with Kotlin Serialization) mime types
pagination is a complex of modules (explanation in Complex modules structure section) for lightweight pagination
serialization is a collection of projects with serializers for kotlinx.serialization
repos is a complex of modules (explanation in Complex modules structure section) for KeyValue/OneToMany/CRUD repos created to be able to exclude some heavy dependencies when you need some simple and lightweight typical repositories
common submodule for API things which are common for all platforms
exposed submodule contains realizations for exposed tables
ktor submodule is usually unavailable directly, because it contains its own submodules for clients and servers
common part contains routes which are common for clients and servers
client submodule contains clients which are usually using UnifiedRequester to make requests using routes from ktor/common module and some internal logic of requests
server submodule (in most cases JVM-only) contains some extensions for Route instances which usually will give opportunity to proxy internet requests from ktor/client realization to some proxy object
apply from: "$defaultProjectWithSerialization"
mppJavaProject.gradle (usage apply from: "$mppJavaProject") - Multiplatform project with Java support
mppAndroidProject.gradle (usage apply from: "$mppAndroidProject") - Multiplatform project with Android support
addComposeForDesktop.gradle (usage apply from: "$addComposeForDesktop") - Compose configuration for Desktop
addComposeForJs.gradle (usage apply from: "$addComposeForJs") - Compose configuration for JavaScript
publish.kpsb and publish_jvm.kpsb (usage apply from: "$publish_kpsb" and apply from: "$publish_jvm_kpsb") - Publishing configuration for Kotlin Multiplatform and JVM
apply from: "$mppJvmJsWasmJsLinuxMingwProject"
mppJvmJsWasmJsAndroidLinuxMingwLinuxArm64Project.gradle (usage apply from: "$mppJvmJsWasmJsAndroidLinuxMingwLinuxArm64Project") - Multiplatform project with additional Android and ARM64 support
mppComposeJvmJsWasmJsAndroidLinuxMingwLinuxArm64Project.gradle (usage apply from: "$mppComposeJvmJsWasmJsAndroidLinuxMingwLinuxArm64Project") - Multiplatform project with Compose support
mppProjectWithSerializationAndCompose.gradle (usage apply from: "$mppProjectWithSerializationAndCompose") - Multiplatform project with both Serialization and Compose support
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