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Could you provide a build.gradle example configuration for a multiplatform common module? #391
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This would be extremely good! The users of my library are complaining that they don't have a javadoc site to peruse, but I can't generate it without Dokka supporting this. |
I have a working MPP project with Dokka. Unfortunately, I have been unable to determine how to fix classpath issues. This means that while the code in your library/application can be documented properly by Dokka, any libraries your code uses will result in Sample MPP project using a single module MPP setup with dokka and maven central |
ToxicBakery first I like your setup so borrowing a few techniques from it ...I found this last week that corrects stuff for multimodule setups |
@ShareMe so dependent libraries do not display the I suppose it's the |
@ShareMe I gave that a go but I was still unable to determine how to properly configure the dependencies such that dokka is able to pull them in an prevent the |
I cannot make it working for a MPP when I target JVM and JS. It just crashes with a NPE. The stacktrace it not helpful at all.
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created by @kamilok1965 , we will link and merge it to kotlin dokka examples project after multiplatform release. |
Multiplatform projects are cool. Multiplatform common code libraries are even more cool.
Kotlin standard library already uses Dokka for multiplatform common libraries. How do you configure Dokka and output jars?
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