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KMP umbrella module that exports all core and feature modules as a single Shared.framework for iOS. On Android, this module is a dependency of :app but the framework export is iOS-only. shared/build.gradle.kts configures iOS targets (iosArm64, iosSimulatorArm64) and exports: - core:common, core:model, core:network, core:data — exported via api() so iOS sees all public types - core:ui + all feature:* modules — included via implementation() for Compose Multiplatform screen sharing The framework is static (isStatic = true) and named Shared. The…

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Shared Module

KMP umbrella module that exports all core and feature modules as a single Shared.framework for iOS. On Android, this module is a dependency of :app but the framework export is iOS-only.

Framework Export

shared/build.gradle.kts configures iOS targets (iosArm64, iosSimulatorArm64) and exports:

  • core:common, core:model, core:network, core:data — exported via api() so iOS sees all public types
  • core:ui + all feature:* modules — included via implementation() for Compose Multiplatform screen sharing

The framework is static (isStatic = true) and named Shared.

iOS Platform Files (src/iosMain/)

FilePurpose
IosKoinHelper.ktstartIosKoin() — called from Swift iOSApp.init(). Sets up Kermit logging via NSLog, installs crash reporting, starts Koin with iOS modules.
IosSharedModule.ktiOS Koin graph: includes(sharedKoinModules) (which brings in networkModule → Darwin engine + iOS SseHttpTransport via networkPlatformModule.ios, HTTP clients, all API services, SSE client) and adds only the one iOS-only binding, LibreChatSDK.
IosKoinAccessor.ktSwift-accessible Koin resolver. KoinHelper.swift calls these to get SDK, repos, etc.
IosCrashReporting.ktUnhandled exception hook — logs via Kermit + raises NSException for readable iOS crash logs.
NsLog.ktnsLogVerbatim(text) — the only way to call NSLog from Kotlin. Direct calls crash: Kotlin text in the format string has its % read as specifiers, and a Kotlin String vararg isn't converted to NSString.
MainViewController.ktMainViewController() — the Compose Multiplatform entry point wrapped by ComposeView.swift.

Common Files (src/commonMain/)

  • LibreChatSDK.kt — Facade class aggregating all API services, token manager, and SSE client
  • di/SharedKoinModules.kt — sharedKoinModules, the single Koin module list both platforms start from (Android loads it directly; iOS includes it). Add a feature module here, not in the per-platform entry points. Verified against Android actuals by :app KoinGraphVerificationTest and against iOS actuals by iosTest/IosKoinGraphTest (:shared:iosSimulatorArm64Test).
  • navigation/ — Nav 3 route definitions and entry providers shared across platforms
  • app/ — Shared app-level composables (root navigation host)

SKIE

The SKIE Gradle plugin is applied here. All features are enabled by default:

  • Sealed classes → Swift exhaustive enums (onEnum(of:))
  • Flow<T> → AsyncSequence
  • suspend fun → async throws

No explicit SKIE configuration is needed unless disabling a specific feature.

Adding Platform-Specific Code

  • iOS implementations go in src/iosMain/ with actual declarations matching expect in commonMain
  • For feature-level platform code, prefer adding iosMain source sets in the feature module itself rather than here
  • This module should only contain app-level iOS wiring (DI bootstrap, framework entry point)

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