See the CocoaPods section for more info on this. When publishing for CocoaPods a podspec file will be pushed to this repo in a folder with the version number. PublicPodspecs aka Podspec Repo - A CocoaPods custom Podspec repo.KMMBridgeSampleSpm aka SPM Repo - a repo that pulls down the sdk with Swift Package Manager to use in an iOS app.KMMBridgeSampleCocoaPods aka CocoaPods Repo- a repo that pulls down the sdk with CocoaPods to use in an iOS app.KMMBridgeSampleKotlin aka Kotlin Repo - This is the Kotlin repo with the shared SDK code as well as an Android app that uses it.The basic KMMBridge sample is split into four repos rather than being a monorepo to emulate the trend we've seen from teams adopting KMM into existing apps by publishing a KMM library from one repo for iOS apps in other repos to consume. To see how to set up a project that keeps the Android app in a separate repo and uses a more realistic structure in shared code, check out the article Quickstart Guide to KMMBridge We keep the Android app and the shared code in the same repo and keep the code to an absolute minimum with no dependencies so the project will build faster to speed things up when playing around with custom publish config. This sample project showcases our typical project setup for adding Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile code to existing separate Android and iOS apps using KMMBridge.

KMMBridge is a Gradle plugin by Touchlab that aims to simplify the process of pushing a Kotlin Multiplatform SDK binary to a remote repo to allow iOS developers to use the shared SDK without installing the Kotlin toolchain or building the Kotlin code on every app build.

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