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| author | Nicklas Ansman <nicklas@ansman.se> | Sun Aug 18 20:15:56 2024 -0400 |
| committer | laszio <ting-yuan@users.noreply.github.com> | Wed Aug 21 17:39:33 2024 -0700 |
| tree | 5749103f62adc998eb87aae97cd68bd4e6fd074e | |
| parent | 54cf06c8f0d91a812d2edb0b495ce424b6004fdd [diff] |
Use properties where possible in KspExtension This PR converts all internal things in KspExtension to be properties instead of lists and maps. This will ensure that reads are deferred for as long as possible and will prevent forcing reads during configuration. Unfortunately some properties cannot be changed without causing changes to the ABI. New properties could be introduced but the names would have to be different.
Welcome to KSP!
Kotlin Symbol Processing (KSP) is an API that you can use to develop lightweight compiler plugins. KSP provides a simplified compiler plugin API that leverages the power of Kotlin while keeping the learning curve at a minimum. Compared to KAPT, annotation processors that use KSP can run up to 2x faster.
Most of the documentation of KSP can be found on kotlinlang.org. Here are some handy links:
For debugging and testing processors, as well as KSP itself, please check DEVELOPMENT.md
KSP2 is a new implementation of the KSP API. It will be faster and easier to use than KSP 1.x. Please refer to the KSP2 introduction for more details.
Nightly builds of KSP for the latest Kotlin stable releases are published here.
maven("https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots")
Please let us know what you think about KSP by filing a Github issue or connecting with our team in the #ksp channel in the Kotlin Slack workspace!
If you are interested in sending PRs, please also check out the Contributor guide.
Here are some planned features that have not yet been completely implemented: