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Bit of a shameless plug 😂 but lately I was trying to find a Kotlin Multiplatform Health-based library that allows me to interact with Health Connect on Android and HealthKit on Apple but wasn't able to find so.
Hence I created one on my own and named it
KHealth. It supportsAndroid,iOS, andwatchOS(basically all platforms that officially support interacting with Health-based APIs).Here's the repo: https://github.com/shubhamsinghshubham777/KHealth
I'm sure it will be useful to all KMP users looking for a similar solution and I'd be honoured to be included in this repo's list.
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Fun fact, KHealth has also been featured in the 434th issue of Kotlin Weekly 😊