ReKamp
1.0.9indexedPort of ReKotlin to a multiplatform setting, enabling code sharing across JVM, Android, and iOS. Provides class name prefixing to avoid collisions in shared code.
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ReKamp
Port of ReKotlin to Kotlin Multiplatform, which corresponds to ReKotlin/1.0.4. Supports JVM, Android, iOS.
Introduction
This is an almost exact copy of ReKotlin/1.0.4 with a few changes to source code and Gradle scripts to support Kotlin Multiplatform.
See official ReKotlin documentation for examples of usage in JVM / Android projects. Nothing has changed on these platforms. For usage in iOS projects, see the next section.
Usage on iOS
Kotlin Multiplatform allows the code written in Kotlin to run on any widely-used platforms. In case of iOS, Kotlin is compiled by Kotlin/Native to native code, which can be run without JVM.
You can even access libraries used in common Kotlin code from your iOS code written in Obj-C / Swift. There are a few limitation though, which change class / methods namings.
Library prefix
Even though Swift has namespaces, we can't benefit from them when working with KMP. It happens because shared code is linked trough Obj-C header file.
To prevent collisions of class names from different libraries, Kotlin/Native is adding prefixes to any class name available in library. This prefix is used to be the library name.
In our case, it's ReKamp prefix. For example, StoreSubscriber becomes ReKampStoreSubscriber.
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Add the repository to your project's build.gradle
repositories {
mavenCentral()
}
Simply add following in your commonMain source set
implementation "io.xorum:ReKamp-kotlinMultiplatform:1.0.8"
Example of usage can be found here: https://github.com/xorum-io/codeforces_watcher/blob/dev/common/build.gradle