[Question] How i can install?

[jershell]

I want to try your solution, but I don't know how to add to my project. Do you can to add info to the README.

[nwillc]

For a JVM or JS project?

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[jershell]

For JS

[nwillc]

Sorry - I'm really not familiar with JavaScript packaging. The person that motivated the JS port of ksvg didn't explain how they used it :-(

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[redbassett]

Who did the JS port? I've been trying to use this library in a Kotlin/JS project but I can't seem to get it set up correctly either.

[nwillc]

I did the code, but never found someone to help with the JS packaging.

[redbassett]

Ah. I don't know packaging for libs, but I've been talking to some folks who do, so I may look into seeing if I can improve that at all. No promises…

[redbassett]

@jershell, check out the instructions I proposed adding to the README in #8. That is what I am using to get KSVG working in Kotlin/JS at the moment.

[harryjph]

Please see #10

[redbassett]

As noted in #8 , that PR is now outdated by subsequent changes in #10. Releases should now work for Kotlin/JS.

[aSemy]

JitPack doesn't support Kotlin Multiplatform jitpack/jitpack.io#3853

A fairly quick solution for sharing this library is to publish it to GitHub packages. This has a drawback however: users must create an access token. https://github.community/t/download-from-github-package-registry-without-authentication/14407/145

Alternatively, you can publish to a local directory within the project and commit that directory to the repo. Users can then add the 'raw' GitHub link to that directory as a Maven repo.

Publishing to Maven Central is best for users - but it's a little more involved. The Gradle + KMP plugin support for this is poor, but as this is a single project I think it should be easy.

There are other solutions, like hosting your own Maven repo, or a paid solution - but I don't have experience with those.

I'd recommend doing it properly with Maven Central, but 'publish to local directory' is a quick and easy win. I can help out with either!