Browse Kotlin Multiplatform libraries

DSL facilitates CSS creation with a syntax similar to native CSS, supporting complex selectors, nesting, dimensions, colors, at-rules, media queries, mixins, and rendering options.

Extends Github Flavored Markdown by introducing custom `#tags`, allowing seamless tagging within notes. Enhances note-taking by enabling cross-referencing of thoughts and organizing with a lean approach.

Efficient XML parsing through a state machine, transforming XML strings into objects. Offers flexibility with hooks for parsing events like comments, tags, and attributes.

Implements Borsh serialization for data encoding and decoding, supporting byte arrays, hex strings, and Base64 formats, enhancing interoperability with Borsh.io specifications.

Well-tested Markdown library enables creation of documents using various elements like paragraphs, headings, lists, and code blocks with customizable flavors and syntax options.

Multiplatform library implementing XmlPullParser for XML parsing, designed as a drop-in replacement for existing interfaces. Currently under development, using a transitive dependency.

Enables PHP serialization format support, facilitating encoding and decoding of various types like strings, integers, and custom classes. Supports comprehensive type compatibility, excluding sets and partial sealed class support.

Implements a morphological analyzer with functionality similar to MeCab, supporting binary dictionary loading and offering various packages for ease of integration.

Builds XML documents from code, offering lightweight and fast processing with minimal validation. Supports namespaces, processing instructions, DTDs, unsafe text, and customizable print options for XML rendering.

Cross-platform library for writing ID3 v2.3 tags to MP3 files, supporting byte array operations without reading or removing tags. Java compatibility with a builder interface.

Reads and writes image metadata for various formats, supporting EXIF, IPTC, and XMP. Offers lossless JPG updates, metadata summary objects, and preview image extraction API.

Port of Adobe's XMP SDK enabling metadata handling in projects, featuring seamless integration as a drop-in replacement with simplified code for parsing and serializing XMP data.

Encode and decode polylines to/from strings using Google’s polyline encoding algorithm; supports sampling (distance-threshold and Ramer–Douglas–Peucker), default models and customizable coordinate/polyline factories.

Parses Jupyter Notebook files into POJOs using JSON serialization, enabling reading, manipulating and saving .ipynb notebook models with a simple parse/save API.

Representation and manipulation of chess positions, moves and games: immutable bitboard positions, legal-move generation, UCI/SAN parsing, PGN game trees with variations and fluid API.

Implements ZeroMQ Base-85 encoding/decoding with 25% overhead, ASCII-safe output, automatic padding indicators, iterator-based streaming, and I/O stream helpers for efficient large-data processing.

CommonMark-compliant Markdown parser and renderer offering AST access for inspection and manipulation, extensible with GFM-style extensions (tables, strikethrough, autolink), outputs HTML, Markdown, or plain text.

CSS lexer and parser producing a fully navigable AST with exact character offsets per token/node, W3C Syntax Level 3-compliant, plus interactive AST explorer demo.

Versatile font toolkit converting variable fonts to static, transforming formats and querying font metadata; includes batch conversion and advanced glyph/variation handling.

Ultra-lightweight LaTeX math renderer: lexer/parser and AST, independent layout engine and native renderers, automatic line breaking, modular parser, optional bundled STIX Two Math font.

Generates `.proto` specifications and Swift telemetry by executing a make command, streamlining the process for managing telemetry data.

Facilitates dependency management by extracting and analyzing Maven POM files, offering insights and tools for more efficient dependency handling and project configuration.

Compresses and stores time-based data points, utilizing pluggable compression strategies and supporting multiple data types through interfaces for efficient data mapping and disk operations.

Set of libraries for handling geospatial data, featuring GeoJson implementation, Turfjs port, and a DSL for GeoJson object creation. Suitable for Java projects.

Generates QR Codes supporting all Model 2 specifications, including various sizes, error correction levels, and encoding modes. Lightweight, efficient, and thread-safe for concurrent use.

Enables Protocol Buffers serialization and deserialization, facilitating the creation and manipulation of binary data with ease and efficiency.

Facilitates the creation of print-ready PDFs from HTML and CSS, offering customization options for page layout and design elements, enhancing document presentation and consistency.

Facilitates geospatial data manipulation with libraries implementing GeoJson and Turfjs. Offers a DSL for constructing GeoJson, ensuring continued maintenance and updates for dependent projects.

Parses TeX-like syntax, generating an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) from input documents. Features include command parsing, attribute handling, and text node generation.

Facilitates handling of HJson data, enabling flexible human-readable JSON-like configuration, parsing, and serialization with ease across multiple environments.