kotlin/kotlin-native/samples

Samples

This directory contains a set of samples demonstrating how one can work with Kotlin/Native. The samples can be built using Gradle build tool. See README.md in sample directories to learn more about specific samples and the building process.

• androidNativeActivity - Android Native Activity rendering 3D graphics using OpenGLES
• calculator - iOS Swift application, using Kotlin/Native code compiled into the framework
• cocoapods - A Kotlin/Native application using the AFNetworking library from CocoaPods.
• csvparser - simple CSV file parser and analyzer
• echoServer - TCP/IP echo server
• gitchurn - program interoperating with libgit2 for GIT repository analysis
• gtk - GTK3 interoperability example
• html5Canvas - WebAssembly example
• libcurl - using of FTP/HTTP/HTTPS client library libcurl
• nonBlockingEchoServer - multi-client TCP/IP echo server using co-routines
• objc - AppKit Objective-C interoperability example for macOS
• opengl - OpenGL/GLUT teapot example
• python_extension - Python extension written in Kotlin/Native
• tensorflow - simple client for TensorFlow Machine Intelligence library
• tetris - Tetris game implementation (using SDL2 for rendering)
• uikit - UIKit Objective-C interoperability example for iOS
• videoplayer - SDL and FFMPEG-based video and audio player
• win32 - trivial Win32 GUI application
• workers - example of using workers API

Note: If the samples are built from a source tree (not from a distribution archive) the compiler built from the sources is used. So you must build the compiler and the necessary platform libraries by running ./gradlew bundle from the Kotlin/Native root directory before building samples (see README.md for details).

Alternatively you may remove a line kotlin.native.home=<...> from all gradle.properties files. In this case the Gradle plugin downloads and uses a default compiler for this plugin version.

One may also build all the samples with one command. To build them using Gradle run:

./gradlew buildAllSamples