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LiquidPlayer / LiquidCore

Node.js virtual machine for Android and iOS
MIT License
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Can't find MicroService #205

Open paulsUsername opened 3 years ago

paulsUsername commented 3 years ago

I have followed the instructions to the T, but I don't have any MicroService class in my kotlin code. There is no mention of adding any Gradle implementation. How do I access these classes?

MihaelIsaev commented 3 years ago

Same here, followed the instruction and seems liquid haven't configured project the right way

Screenshot 2021-07-13 at 12 11 54

Could anyone please help? or the project is dead?

cc @ericwlange @daetal-us @BugsBunnyBR @Neusoft-Technology-Solutions @dsemenovsky

ericwlange commented 3 years ago

Hi @MihaelIsaev and @paulsUsername

I am the author of LiquidCore. I haven't updated the project in close to a year because of other commitments. I need to find a sponsorship model to keep this going, as it needs regular updates (e.g. the version of Node is deprecated already), and I am running my own company focused on other things at the moment.

That said, the output you posted looks correct. Let me try to replicate the issue and see if I can find a quick solution. If you find one first, please submit a PR. I'm guessing this is just a result of ever-changing versions of Kotlin/gradle, and this project hasn't kept up.

ericwlange commented 3 years ago

Hi @MihaelIsaev and @paulsUsername

Please add these two lines to the bottom of the dependency section of your module's build.gradle:

    implementation fileTree(include:["liquidcore-Nodejs-0.7.10.aar"], dir:"./liquidcore")
    implementation fileTree(include:["liquidcore-V8-0.7.10.aar"], dir:"./liquidcore")

This should automatically be done by the gradle include files, but for some reason something changed in gradle where this doesn't work anymore. This workaround should solve the problem.

MihaelIsaev commented 3 years ago

@ericwlange yeah it works now, thank you very much! 😊