I ported this repo to the Kotlin language

[darvelo]

Hey, thank you for this great work.

I took some time to port this code over to Kotlin and used the same license. It can be found at https://github.com/darvelo/fractional-indexing-kotlin with acknowledgements to this repo. Please let me know if it's okay to make this port public.

All the tests were ported as well and they all pass.

[aboodman]

Of course, please do. Also if the port is meant to be bytewise compatible with the js impl you may want to note that in the readme.

[darvelo]

Great, thanks. Not sure what you mean by bytewise compatible. I had to make a few minor changes to fit the Kotlin language and standard library and I'm not entirely sure the port is 100% the same, only that all the existing tests pass. 😄

[aboodman]

I mean if it is the intent that this will generate same strings as js port for any given input.

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Great, thanks. Not sure what you mean by bytewise compatible. I had to make a few minor changes to fit the Kotlin language and I'm not entirely sure the port is 100% the same, only that all the existing tests pass. 😄

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[darvelo]

All right, I added a note to that effect (meant to be 100%, but no guarantees).

Thanks again for this work!

[aboodman]

Cool, I added a link here: https://github.com/rocicorp/fractional-indexing#other-languages

[darvelo]

Awesome, thanks 🎉