For a real project, it's likely that you'll need a more complex configuration of the framework production. Its default value matches the Gradle module name. It defines the output type framework and the string identifier baseName that is used to form the name of the output artifact. The framework configuration is stored in the ios. The framework is produced via the Kotlin/Native compiler. This framework connects to the Xcode project that builds into an iOS application. iOS frameworkįor using in iOS applications, the shared module compiles into a framework – a kind of hierarchical directory with shared resources used on the Apple platforms. To learn more, see the Android developer documentation.
It uses the Gradle build system with the Kotlin Multiplatform plugin applied and has targets for Android and iOS. This is a Kotlin Multiplatform module that compiles into an Android library and an iOS framework. Shared module contains the core application logic used in both Android and iOS target platforms: classes, functions, and so on. You can use it to store global configuration in its adle(.kts) or gradle.properties, for example, add repositories or define global configuration variables.įor more complex projects, you can add more modules into the root project by creating them in the IDE and linking via include declarations in the Gradle settings. The root project does not hold source code. This is a basic structure of a cross-platform mobile project: For details on integration between the shared module and the iOS application, see iOS application. Instead, it uses the shared module as an external artifact – framework. Xcode uses its own build system thus, the iOS application project isn't connected with other parts of the Multiplatform Mobile project via Gradle. It's stored in a separate directory within the root project. The iOS application is produced from an Xcode project.
0 kommentar(er)
