Browse Kotlin Multiplatform libraries

Highly customizable calendar library supporting single, multiple, and range date selection modes. Features include horizontal/vertical scrolling, heatmap calendar, custom views, and flexible date boundaries.

A Kotlin Multiplatform library for managing background work and scheduling. It provides a unified API similar to Android Jetpack WorkManager, supporting Android, iOS, and Desktop targets.

Schedules jobs using datetime and coroutines with features like delaying until specific times, recurring pulses, and flexible job execution modes. Ideal for in-process scheduling within long-lived applications.

Highly configurable library for creating calendar pickers with customizable UI. Supports single/multiple selection, range selection, month/year pickers, and horizontal/vertical views.

Facilitates scheduled task execution at runtime using a flexible, cron-like syntax. Supports configuration via strings or DSL builders, local and timezone-aware scheduling, and conversion to reactive flows.

Unified API for scheduling and managing background tasks—one‑off, periodic, exact and chained jobs—featuring advanced triggers, structured logging, event‑driven completion, demo UI and docs.

Persistent job scheduling library enables registration, scheduling, and management of one-time and periodic jobs using MongoDB and Redis. Supports job cancellation by ID or name.

Facilitates communication using the Open Sound Control protocol, enabling efficient message handling and dispatch, and supporting advanced features like bundles and scheduling for real-time audio applications.

Control LED displays using a builder DSL to compose video/image areas, schedule and play modes, upload programs to HD fullcolor devices with in-memory media and device-specific transformer.

Cron parsing and generation tool handles cron expressions, excluding day-of-week parsing, supporting execution and iteration over generated time instances.

Offers reusable application system components for mobile, desktop, and web applications. Features modules like Init, Processes, and Resources with functionalities for initialization, daemons, crons, and resource management.

Sync and data stack for Quran apps: OIDC authentication, SQL-backed local persistence, orchestration of sync engine via DI, unified SyncService API, mutation/observe primitives and demos.

Event-driven, non-blocking asynchronous runtime featuring multithreaded work-stealing scheduler, reactor, async TCP/UDP and runtime primitives; faithful line-by-line transliteration of upstream implementation with provenance headers.

Multiplatform library facilitates work scheduling, integrating seamlessly across various platforms. Offers comprehensive API documentation and encourages community support through contributions and issue reporting.

Reliability-first background-task API offering scheduling, retries, SQL-persistence, offline queue with replay, task chaining, tag-based cancellation, state flows and test fakes.