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Kotlin/Native support #635
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It's not on the roadmap right now but we could consider it after implementing support for async java drivers. |
@Tapac I really love this library and using with Ktor and Android. I am not sure how much effort it will take to make it compatible with Kotlin multiplatform but certainly, if you consider it to do sooner, it would certainly lead over SQLDelight. |
@Tapac It's been a year now, I just wanted to ask if kotlin multiplatform support is on your roadmap now? |
Well, a prototype of async support is coming to Exposed just now so my guess is that MPP support isn't coming any time soon. |
@lbensaad , sorry, but I don't really have free time to dive into the native world. The problem is that I need to find the native drivers for each database and I'm not sure that there is a common interface such as JDBC in a native world. It will be great if someone will try to contribute into the project in place of native support. |
@Tapac For MMP sqlite is enough. |
Just a note to say I came looking; interested in reusing some of my server-side Exposed Repository classes on the client across Android / iOS / Desktop (KMP). As @saied89 says, SQLite on iOS is the extend of the K/N support I'd be needing. Thanks for Exposed, it's a pleasurable API! |
2 years have passed. I see this feature has appeared on your roadmap. It would be a good alternative to SqlDelight if it supports iOS |
Is there any progress? |
Hi |
Ktor 3.0 will support Kotlin Native. It's time for Exposed to support Kotlin Native as well. |
I faced exactly the same problem, while I was playing around with Ktor 3.0 (beta). I did the same, I created a small driver, wrapping the |
Would really love to see Exposed for KMP. |
is there any plan to have on Roadmap soon? |
Hello, is there any plan to add support for KMP in the |
Very interessed in this, because I also want to work on an exposed over kotlinx.rpc. And additionally we could use exposed for ios development. I need those three projects to be KMP:
I've already looked into it, this should be possible, because the last two don't really have any other dependencies at all. I will work on a pr which configures those build scripts to compile to kmp |
Great news! The driver that I'm currently implementing wraps the |
Sounds good, but I wanted to add that I'm not sure if I am even able to pull this off on myself, because currently I quite stuck on all those weird gradle plugin is applied or not applied or alrady applied, ... things. Quite discouraging, when considering the fact that I don't have really understood how gradle handles this all under hood. But I see it as an opportunity to learn something new, maybe I have luck and get it to work 🫠 keep my fingers crossed |
Sure no problem. Also another problem is that Exposed does not support coroutines (at least for the moment). |
I am also looking forward for a way to connect my K/N application to (a) database(s). During my search I found unixODBC project, which, although dated, seems to solve the connectivity problem. I was thinking to give it a go and use this, for my low level DB needs. @smyrgeorge do you believe the At any case, I believe it would be crucial to distinguish the low-level DB drivers from the high level API calls. This would be beneficial if other APIs, apart from Exposed, would like to emerge. Just how JDBC is doing. I really miss the lack of JDBC outside the Java ecosystem. |
@teras I agree with your last comment. We need to distinguish the low level APIs. In my implementation I provide low level DB access plus Listen/notify for postgres. If you want take a look |
Are there any plans to support Kotlin/Native?
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