ksp | Kotlin Symbol Processing API | Code Inspection library
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The KSP API processes Kotlin programs idiomatically. KSP understands Kotlin-specific features, such as extension functions, declaration-site variance, and local functions. KSP also models types explicitly and provides basic type checking, such as equivalence and assign-compatibility. The API models Kotlin program structures at the symbol level according to Kotlin grammar. When KSP-based plugins process source programs, constructs like classes, class members, functions, and associated parameters are easily accessible for the processors, while things like if blocks and for loops are not. Conceptually, KSP is similar to KType in Kotlin reflection. The API allows processors to navigate from class declarations to corresponding types with specific type arguments and vice-versa. Substituting type arguments, specifying variances, applying star projections, and marking nullabilities of types are also possible.
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I followed the tutorial for generating a code-signing certificate using the YubiHSM Key Storage provider available here. After creating the Certificate Signing Request (CSR) with certreq -new sign.inf sign.req a new asymmetric key is created in the YubiHSM together with an association between this key and the certificate in the YubiHSM Key Storage Provider (KSP). After that, I am able to sign my binaries using something like signtool sign /sha1 .
However, when I export this certificate and import it to a different machine the certificate does not have an associated private key. Typing certutil -repairstore my does not help. As far as I understand, the KSP only stores a link to the YubiHSM, not the actual private key itself. So I suppose I need to somehow create this association in the KSP.
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Answered 2022-Feb-22 at 14:07I finally managed to solve the issue as follows: After installing and configuring the YubiHSM KSP, install your exported certificate. After installing the certificate check its validity with:
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After going through documentations and trying solutions of similar questions here on stackoverflow, nothing seems to fix the issue. I tried altering all related dependencies, trying additional dependencies and tweaking the versions. Gradle builds successfully but there is a runtime error that through trial and error, the only method I found that could fix it was removing the argument from the ViewModel which is not desirable for me as the same setup used to work in my older projects.
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Answered 2022-Feb-04 at 02:07Did you create module class? like below:
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im investigating the io.arrow.kt functional programming library in my current android project.
im having difficulty in configuring the optics module that employs ksp for source code generation
my project gradle resembles this
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Answered 2022-Jan-31 at 10:32the solution i found was to downgrade the arrow gradle deps as shown below
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I'm making a bare metal application in Rust. I can easily make any given struct print its debug information, but I'd like some of them to print some of their values in hex.
For example:
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Answered 2022-Jan-23 at 20:49You can use the format_args!() macro. It is the source of all formatting machinery, but does not allocate and thus available in core:
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Hi everyone,
I'm playing around with Node.js and cheerio package as part of my node.js learning and im trying to build a web scrapper that will get the title and the price of an item from a shopping site but when I try to console.log the html variable it returns a basic html structure with some Js functions that are trying to prevent the scraping.
my code:
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Answered 2021-Dec-25 at 07:55This likely is not scraper protection. Instead, this site is probably using some web framework that loads in the viewable data and DOM elements after the JS has run. The easiest way to get past this would be to use a library like puppeteer that will load the site and process it like how a real browser would. Here is a basic example of what you might want:
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I'm experimenting with KSP (Kotlin Symbol Processing) to see what it's capable of and I'm trying to get it working on a Kotlin Multiplatform project. When I only enable kspJvm, it works perfectly, as soon as I enable kspJs as well, it fails with "Collection has more than one element."
I've recreated the issue in this demo github project: https://github.com/janvladimirmostert/observable-demo
In my processor, I have the following config:
build.gradle.kts:
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Answered 2021-Dec-22 at 11:41Issue has been fixed in https://github.com/google/ksp/issues/744 but I'm not sure if it has been released yet.
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I used the following to use KSP in combination with Room:
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Answered 2021-Dec-03 at 10:01Add the following to your build.gradle:
QUESTION
Currently I am studying on KSP(Kotlin Symbol Processing), and I am curious about what does "Symbol" mean in KSP.
When it comes to comparing with KAPT, it says "To run Java annotation processors unmodified, KAPT compiles Kotlin code into Java stubs that retain information that Java annotation processors care about. To create these stubs, KAPT needs to resolve all symbols in the Kotlin program."
I don't know what does "all symbols in the Kotlin program" exactly mean?
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Answered 2021-Oct-30 at 10:53I understand "symbols" as declarations of interfaces, classes, functions, properties, etc. It doesn't include the body or the code itself, only the API, items that are visible to others.
This term is not specific to Kotlin. I can't find any definition of "symbols" on Wikipedia, but for example native libraries also contain symbol tables.
In this specific context it means that KAPT has to create a full list of all such symbols in Kotlin code and generate their equivalents in Java, so annotation processors could work on them. This is pretty wasteful as we recreate Kotlin code structure in Java just to throw it away seconds later and replace with true compiled code.
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In jinja2, I have a loop inside another loop and I want to write a comma if not last loop.
This is what I have so far:
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Answered 2021-Oct-26 at 14:40Working now, it was just a matter of changing the "if" condition to:
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I am new to Dagger. Here's my pom.xml:
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Answered 2021-Aug-25 at 12:50Add this:
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