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Migrate AppAuth to Kotlin and split it into two modules
See original GitHub issueKotlin became a first class language for Android in 2017 and since then more and more projects adopted it. AppAuth interoperability with Kotlin has been great but it still can benefit from being written in Kotlin.
In addition, this library has two things:
- Implementation for OAuth2.0 protocols.
- Integration with the Android platform for redirect handling and other parts
We can split this library into two parts.
The first would be a pure kotlin one where OAuth2.0 protocols are implemented and the second would be the platform dependent one where the OS is needed for redirection handling for example.
This can also be an opportunity to Kotlin coroutines instead of AsyncTask and decide if we want to support Kotlin multi-platfrom.
What are your thoughts on this?
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Adding to the discussion, is it interesting to have a demo app written in Kotlin? I can help create one if anyone is interested.
I don’t mind it but I haven’t seen anybody asking for this. It’s probably because Kotlin vs Java semantics are so similar that you can just convert code in your IDE if you want to. Might be a good idea to just start with the Readme examples and see if there are any takers.