I'm try to create a haxelib for using AWS Mobile Hub in my Kha projects. I've started trying to create a basic native extension and just want to send a hello world type message to the console.

I think I'm close to getting it working but not sure what I'm doing wrong. I'm getting the following error after trying to build in Xcode.

"No member named 'helloFromMobileHub in 'hx::ObjectPtraws::mobile::AWSMobileHub_obj'; did you mean simply 'helloFromMobileHub'?"

here is a link to my repo for the haxelib I'm working on.
https://github.com/matthewswallace/AWSMobileHubHx

here is a link to example code that I'm trying to get working with my haxelib
https://github.com/matthewswallace/HelloKha

My guess is the haxe compiler removes your function because it's not used in the library, does it help if you add the "@:keep" metadata above the function ?

@:keep
static function helloFromMobileHub() { }

That didn't help

You have some name clashing going on in your code. You include AWSMobileHub.h but because you called the Haxe file AWSMobileHub.hx this will also create a AWSMobileHub.h which is included anyway so that statement does nothing I suppose. AWSMobileHub::helloFromMobileHub; is missing the braces but even with the brackets it would only call the emtpy Haxe function AWSMobileHub.helloFromMobileHub() because the class has the same name as your namespace in C++.

@Robert Ok I see that.

It would also help if there was an example of using this https://github.com/luboslenco/gamecenter_kha in a project. I'm modeling what I'm doing after that example.

Also I'm guessing this doesn't work as a haxelib? as the gamecenter project says to clone the repo into your Libraries directory.

Should also work as a haxelib, khamake treats libraries in a Libraries-subdirectory and haxelib the same.

@Robert I seem to have similar issues running the share plugin just to see if I can get something working. Xcode says it can't fine the ShareKore.h file. I tried putting the share library in the Libraries directory rather than using it as a haxelib as well.

https://github.com/matthewswallace/HelloKha

The korefile looks a little outdated, they recently beame more complicated so they can be executed asynchronously. Did you get the "Error: korefile.js did not call resolve, no project created." error message or do you work with an older version of Kha?