How can I create a Kotlin version of Pyodide?
I know that kotlin can be compiled to wasm, but I don't know when to compile the kotlin code that the user entered in the browser to wasm. I also don't know how to compile kotlin⇨ to wasm in the browser.
If you are familiar with kotlin and wasm, please help me.
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For external libraries kotlin intellisense is not working. It is showing "Unresolved Reference" error.
I am trying to inject dependencies of Jackson jars to my Kotlin LSP. Can anyone suggest how we can achieve this?
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I resolved this issue using scripts, as described here https://github.com/fwcd/kotlin-language-server#figuring-out-the-dependencies
I'm using the KTOR multiplatform project template in IntelliJ (New Project -> Kotlin -> JS Client and JVM Server). Is there any way, when running the project in IntelliJ, to pick up runtime changes to the JS build? When I look at the classpath of the running JVM I don't see where the JS files are being picked up from at all.
Autoreloading is described here:
https://ktor.io/servers/autoreload.html
For Kotlin files compiling to Javascript, though, this does not work properly as one expects, which I presume it is why you posted this question on SO.
I posted a solution that worked for me here
https://discuss.kotlinlang.org/t/webpack-watch-in-ktor-js-project/18428/4
I am new to Kotlin.
Can anyone explain what I'm doing wrong?
Why IDE cannot see #Test?
Understood. There are couple solutions how to add JUnit to your project here JUnit
But when I added it automatically it had "scope" Test and somehow it doesn't work. I changed to Compile and now it is fine
Okay, I may get responses to read the manual - I did review and did google searches and I am just not seeing it.
I have created a UI using a standalone Scenebuilder. I have a working Kotlin code in intellij. Basically all I want to do is getting what I created from the standalone Scenebuilder to intellij in my Kotlin project so that I can connect them. Get my Kotlin code that works at on the command prompt to give it some life in a GUI. I am still in the learning stages of programming in Kotlin and using Scenebuilder (standalone).
If anyone can point me on where I would find how to provide this connectivity, I would really appreciate it -- thank you!
I guess you talk about JavaFX. There is a JavaFX Framework for Kotlin called tornadoFx. You can check that out here https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx
If you use the SceneBuilder (and therefore FXML), have also a look at that documentation: https://edvin.gitbooks.io/tornadofx-guide/content/10.%20FXML.html
I have 2 projects...
My main java project and a kotlin sub project that I moved some java classes out of the main project into and converted into kotlin.
I've configured the kotlin project to have a dependency on the main java project, it works quite well since IJ is constantly recompiling java classes in the main project.
But now that i've extracted classes from the Java project, it won't compile anymore of course - it needs to access the kotlin project.
However, I don't know how to do that.. can someone explain? thanks
my kotlin out folder is empty whenever I look at it
Kotlin generates perfectly ordinary Java class files, so you can use Class.forName() and Class<?>.getConstructor().getNewInstance() with them just as well as with classes compiled from Java source code.