JsExport
Exports top-level declaration on JS platform.
Compiled module exposes declarations that are marked with this annotation without name mangling.
This annotation can be applied to either files or top-level declarations.
It is currently prohibited to export the following kinds of declarations:
expectdeclarationsinline functions with reified type parameters
suspend functions
secondary constructors without
@JsNameextension properties
enum classes
annotation classes
Signatures of exported declarations must only contain "exportable" types:
dynamic,Any,String,Boolean,Byte,Short,Int,Float,DoubleBooleanArray,ByteArray,ShortArray,IntArray,FloatArray,DoubleArrayArray<exportable-type>Function types with exportable parameters and return types
externalor@JsExportclasses and interfacesNullable counterparts of types above
Unit return type. Must not be nullable
This annotation is experimental, meaning that restrictions mentioned above are subject to change.
Since Kotlin
1.4Exports top-level declaration on JS platform.
Compiled module exposes declarations that are marked with this annotation without name mangling.
This annotation can be applied to either files or top-level declarations.
It is currently prohibited to export the following kinds of declarations:
expectdeclarationsinline functions with reified type parameters
suspend functions
secondary constructors without
@JsNameextension properties
enum classes
annotation classes
Signatures of exported declarations must only contain "exportable" types:
dynamic,Any,String,Boolean,Byte,Short,Int,Float,DoubleBooleanArray,ByteArray,ShortArray,IntArray,FloatArray,DoubleArrayArray<exportable-type>Function types with exportable parameters and return types
externalor@JsExportclasses and interfacesNullable counterparts of types above
Unit return type. Must not be nullable
This annotation is experimental, meaning that restrictions mentioned above are subject to change.