Export Kotlin Multiplatform code as an iOS framework with Swift declarations.
npx skills add https://github.com/pddhkt/kotlin-kmp-skills --skill ios-pddhkt
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ios Source: https://github.com/pddhkt/kotlin-kmp-skills/tree/main/plugins/kotlin-kmp/skills/ios Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pddhkt/kotlin-kmp-skills --skill ios-pddhkt
iOS integration patterns for KMP address the challenge of reusing shared Kotlin code in iOS apps by exporting Kotlin sources as a framework, wiring actual declarations, and bridging SwiftUI components with Kotlin logic.
Import the generated Shared framework into your iOS project and call Kotlin code from Swift.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can export Kotlin Multiplatform code to iOS by compiling it as a framework, which exposes Kotlin sources to Swift. This allows you to reuse shared modules and call Kotlin code directly from Swift wrappers.
Integrating KMP with SwiftUI requires wrapping Kotlin flows for SwiftUI integration and providing actual implementations for expect declarations. This bridges Kotlin logic with SwiftUI components for cross-language data exchange.
Cross-language interop works by exporting Kotlin sources as a framework and providing Swift-facing declarations. This mechanism satisfies platform exposure and cross-language data exchange requirements between Swift and Kotlin.
Yes, Kotlin Multiplatform can be used for actual implementations in iOS apps by wiring actual declarations and exporting them as a framework. This accelerates iOS app development using shared multiplatform code.
Exporting Kotlin code as a framework requires creating Swift wrappers and DI glue to bridge lifecycle and dispatch integration. Without these wrappers, direct reuse of shared modules in Swift may face interoperability limitations.
tranceeConfigure Kotlin Multiplatform source sets, targets, and expect/actual declarations.
niltsiarBridge SwiftUI screens with Kotlin Multiplatform ViewModels using StateFlow and SKIE interop.
ai-enhanced-engineerDesign iOS/watchOS app architecture with SwiftUI, SPM, and dependency injection.
niltsiarIntegrate SwiftUI views with Kotlin Multiplatform ViewModels via SKIE bridging.
