Kotlin Multiplatform support for using android.os.Parcelable from common code.

A full list of kotlin-components projects can be found HERE

• Add dependency to commonMain

  // build.gradle.kts
  dependencies {
      val vParcelize = "0.1.2"
      // If usage is a part of your public api, use `api`; otherwise
      // use `implementation` for internal-only usage.
      api("io.matthewnelson.kotlin-components:parcelize:$vParcelize")
  }

  // build.gradle
  dependencies {
      def vParcelize = "0.1.1"
      // If usage is a part of your public api, use `api`; otherwise
      // use `implementation` for internal-only usage.
      api "io.matthewnelson.kotlin-components:parcelize:$vParcelize"
  }

• Add the kotlin-parcelize plugin to your project

  plugins {
      id("kotlin-parcelize")
  }

• In commonMain

  import io.matthewnelson.component.parcelize.Parcelable
  import io.matthewnelson.component.parcelize.Parcelize
  
  @Parcelize
  data class MyData(val value: String): Parcelable

• Usable from androidMain

  // androidMain
  val intent = Intent()
  intent.putExtra("MY_DATA", MyData("Parcelable commonMain class"))
  
  val myData = intent.getParcelableExtra<MyData>("MY_DATA")
  println(myData.toString())

• See the sample-data and sample-app examples

This project utilizes git submodules. You will need to initialize them when cloning the repository via:

$ git clone --recursive https://github.com/05nelsonm/component-parcelize.git

If you've already cloned the repository, run:

$ git checkout master
$ git pull
$ git submodule update --init

In order to keep submodules updated when pulling the latest code, run:

$ git pull --recurse-submodules