This is a Kobweb project bootstrapped with the library template.

This template is useful if you want to create a re-usable library that can be consumed by other Kobweb projects. The biggest difference between a Kobweb library and a Kobweb application is that the library applies the com.varabyte.kobweb.library Gradle plugin instead in its build script.

A very easy way to share your Kobweb library with the world is to use JitPack. You can read more about that approach on their site, but essentially, your steps will be:

• Edit your library's build script, adding the maven-publish plugin.
• Make sure the build script group and versions are set to what you want (or, optionally, configure a publishing block).
• Double check that this is working by running publishToMavenLocal from the command line.
• Commit your changes and push them to GitHub.
• In a different project, which will consume your library, add the jitpack.io repository and then add a dependency to your library's group and artifact:

  repositories {
      maven(url = "https://jitpack.io")
  }
  dependencies {
      implementation("group.path.here:project-name-here:<version-here>")
  }

For a concrete example, you can refer to this Kotlin Boostrap library build script which results in the following JitPack artifact entry.

This above project opts to provide its own publishing block for more control over the artifact name and version, but if you omit it, it will try to use reasonable defaults from your project's build script settings instead. The group and version will come directly from the build script values themselves, and the artifact name will be the name of the project (usually the folder name, but whatever you set in settings.gradle.kts).