✨KmpProjectSample✨

(project is in progress now) 🛠️

KMP sample project with Network and Storage sharing between Android and iOS.

Stack:

• Kotlin Multiplatform - multiplatform technology
• Ktor - for network
• Multiplatform-Settings - to store key-value settings
• SqlDelight - for database
• JsonPlaceholder - as backend api

Structure:

• androidApp, iosApp: default KMP-project Android and iOS apps
• core:network: core module for network calls
• core:storage: core module with database
• core:settings: core module for store key-value settings (like SharedPreferences/UserDefaults)
• core:memorycache: core module for store key-value data in app-single MemoryCache (in RAM)
• sharedumbrella: KMP module that connects core:* modules with shared module (for Android) and XCFramework (for iOS) (Umbrella)
• shared: default KMP module that provides sharedumbrella and other future modules and logic to Android app (iOS native app uses only sharedumbrella module as XCFramework)

Build Android App:

Just run "androidApp" configuration as usual in Android Studio (or other IDE) 😇

Build iOS App:

• Open any Terminal (or Android Studio/other IDE). You will need "./gradlew" command possibility
• Set execution flag for "gradlew" by terminal command: chmod +x gradlew
• Build XCFramework for module "sharedumbrella" by terminal command: ./gradlew :sharedumbrella:assembleXCFramework
• Open Xcode project iosApp (or any your iOS native project)
• Add (by drag-n-drop) built framework (sharedumbrella/build/XCFrameworks/.../sharedumbrella.xcframework) to Xcode project iosApp -> General -> Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content
• You are amazing! Just "import sharedumbrella" anywhere and enjoy! 😇

(note that this steps are creates external-path dependency (built XCFramework is outside of iosApp folder). You can copy generated XCFramework to iOS project folder if you want)

Project structure: