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`@JsExport` in IR has received so much love in kotlin 1.6.20. Will we be getting these fields out now?
> Exporting library classes to JS is not at all straightforward. @JsExport does not support many of the features that we use in the library, like enum classes or hiding...
@lamba92 to configure the npm do this in your build.gradle.kts val npm : NpmExtension by project.extensions npm.apply { dependency("react","16.x.x") // your depenencies here devDependency("webpack") // your dev dependencies here }...
> Hello > > I think, the best way in your case would be to migrate to the 1.3.40+ Kotlin Gradle plugin, as from this version on, the NPM support...
@wem please please, I beg you this one time. We have a project that heavily depends on this plugin for now, I humbly request you to make it compatible with...
Any hope for targeting kotlin/js as well?
Thanks for the response. Is there a reason why you don't publish multiplatform artifacts (yet)? also is there an ETA to that publication?
The project is actually open source. > How do you call it? I run the task ./gradlew publishToSonatype closeAndReleaseStagingRepository, as can be seen at https://github.com/aSoft-Ltd/mvivm/blob/f7ca4b46e8c4683607a2e4dc8dd80bc2939e8dff/.github/workflows/deploy.yml#L60 > What is your project...
I might be too late to the party, but you can replace the Jackson library with Kotlinx-Serialization and I can tell it's production ready. So, Time to go Multiplatform?
Can this issue at least get some love?