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Annotation Processing
Overview
Komapper uses the Kotlin Symbol Processing API (KSP) to process annotations in mapping definitions and generate the result as metamodel source code at compile-time.
To run KSP, you need to configure your Gradle build script as follows:
plugins {
id("com.google.devtools.ksp") version "1.8.10-1.0.9"
kotlin("jvm") version "1.8.10"
}
dependencies {
val komapperVersion = "1.8.0"
ksp("org.komapper:komapper-processor:$komapperVersion")
}
The komapper-processor
module contains the KSP annotation processor.
After the above settings, running Gradle’s build task will generate code
under the build/generated/ksp/main/kotlin
directory.
Options
Options allow you to change the behavior of the annotation processor. Available options are as follows:
- komapper.prefix
- komapper.suffix
- komapper.enumStrategy
- komapper.namingStrategy
- komapper.metaObject
- komapper.alwaysQuote
- komapper.enableEntityMetamodelListing
- komapper.enableEntityStoreContext
The options can be specified in the Gradle build script as follows:
ksp {
arg("komapper.prefix", "")
arg("komapper.suffix", "Metamodel")
arg("komapper.enumStrategy", "ordinal")
arg("komapper.namingStrategy", "UPPER_SNAKE_CASE")
arg("komapper.metaObject", "example.Metamodels")
arg("komapper.alwaysQuote", "true")
arg("komapper.enableEntityMetamodelListing", "true")
arg("komapper.enableEntityStoreContext", "true")
}
komapper.prefix
This option specifies the prefix for the simple name of generated metamodel class.
The default value is _
(underscore).
komapper.suffix
This option specifies the suffix for the name of generated metamodel class. The default value is an empty string.
komapper.enumStrategy
This option specifies the strategy for how to map the enum properties to database columns.
The value can be either name
or ordinal
.
The default value is name
.
Note that specification by @KomapperEnum
takes precedence over this strategy.
The possible values for the komapper.enumStrategy
option are defined as follows:
- name
- map the
name
property ofEnum
class to the string type column. - ordinal
- map the
ordinal
property ofEnum
class to the integer type column.
komapper.namingStrategy
This option specifies the strategy for how to resolve database table and column names from Kotlin entity classes and properties.
The resolved names will be included in the generated metamodel code. Note that if a name is specified in @KomapperTable or @KomapperColumn, it takes precedence over the name determined by this strategy.
The possible values for the komapper.namingStrategy
option are defined as follows:
- implicit
- This strategy converts nothing. Entity class and property names are used as-is as table and column names.
- lower_snake_case
- This strategy converts entity class and property names to snake_case and then to lowercase.
- UPPER_SNAKE_CASE
- This strategy converts entity class and property names to snake_case and then to UPPERCASE.
The default strategy is lower_snake_case
.
komapper.metaObject
This option specifies the name of the object that provides metamodel instances as extension properties.
The default value is org.komapper.core.dsl.Meta
.
komapper.alwaysQuote
This option indicates whether to quote table or column names in SQL statements.
The default value is flase
.
komapper.enableEntityMetamodelListing
This option indicates whether a list of entity metamodels should be available.
The default value is flase
.
If you set this option to true
, you can get the list in the following ways:
val metamodels: List<EntityMetamodel<*, *, *>> = Meta.all()
val metamodels: List<EntityMetamodel<*, *, *>> = EntityMetamodels.list(Meta)
komapper.enableEntityStoreContext
Whether to enable the EntityStore
context.
The default value is false
.
If this option is set to true
, the Komapper`s annotation processor will generate code for
the Association API that uses the context receiver.
See also Navigation code using context receiver.
Note
To enable this option, add the following code to your Gradle build script:
tasks {
withType<org.jetbrains.kotlin.gradle.tasks.KotlinCompile>().configureEach {
kotlinOptions.freeCompilerArgs += listOf("-Xcontext-receivers")
}
}