single_source

Universal Kotlin

Common -> Single Source

Module with code common to all other modules.

This module is so called single_source because all code, from all source sets, live in the same folder (src/main or src/test for tests). This is possible because all packages are well organized preventing conflicts.

Another alternative is to use the multiple_sources module, which is the most common approach for multiplatform projects.

Note that we still can use the kotlin expect declarations with this method, but we will need to put the code on a different directory.

Setting Up

export enabledModules="common-single_source"

Building

Usually there's no need to build this module separately since it's used as a dependency in other modules. But if you would like to build only this module do:

./gradlew :common-single_source:build

or in a simplified way (can run more tasks):

./gradlew build

Testing

./gradlew :common-single_source:check

or in a simplified way (can run more tasks):

./gradlew check

Running

This module does not run separately, but as a part of other modules.