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Port the library to Kotlin/Multiplatform #24
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Thanks, this is a good suggestion. It should be possible to extract a pure Kotlin subset of this library with no third-party dependencies, put visualization in a separate module and compile to multiplatform. It's been on our todo list for a while. |
also, gradle is completely incomprehensible
I made some progress on minimizing our JVM dependencies, but think this is going to depend on Kotlin/multik#23 or JetBrains-Research/viktor#50. Some standard library functionality is also lagging behind, such as the reflection API. Do you have any idea if/when the common standard library will reach parity with its JVM counterpart? |
I know there is reflekt project by JetBrains Research that may cover some of the JVM relfection uses. |
Describe the solution you'd like
Change the project model to Kotlin/Multiplatform and provide targets other than JVM.
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