What is the difference between this solution and interfaces solution?

[amorenew]

Hello,
what would be the difference between this approach and using an interface for SQLite commands then you can use a different SQLite library but through the same interface?
I hope my question is clear ..English is not my native language.

[kpgalligan]

That's kind of what it is. The "Kotlin Multi" layer doesn't implement much, and eventually I'd like to be able to swap it out with SQLCipher (or something similar). It is very "Android-like", but delegates to the underlying implementation. That layer, though, is on the list to review. It was done pretty quickly after the iOS implementation to support initial release.

Is that what you're asking?

[amorenew]

What I mean like React Native cross libraries
For example, a pop dialog is working in android and ios native then react native interface just make a code that matches for both platforms and you can use it same
like these libraries
https://github.com/jacklam718/react-native-popup-dialog
https://github.com/andpor/react-native-sqlite-storage

[amorenew]

interface NetworkHelper {
    override fun get(url: String?): String
    override fun post(url: String?, params :String?): String
}

[kpgalligan]

Unless I misunderstand what the libraries do, that’s what this is. A common library that renders to the native platforms.

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[amorenew]

exactly it uses native code for every platform