The generated adapter would need to be

class Adapter(
    val sentDateAdapter: ColumnAdapter<SentDate, String?>
  )

i see

that makes sense

gotta think about this

if it’d help for me to move this into a GitHub issue I can get one created, I would also be happy to look into potential solutions over the holidays too — we can work around this too, ColumnAdapters would simplify things for us, but the work around realistically is just an extension function 🤷🏻‍♂️

Is it possible to use kotlinpoet to generate code for a multiplatform project? I've looked through the projects PRs and issues and see support for emitting multiplatform code is there, but I'm not sure how annotation processing with gradle would play into that. All of the research I've done has annotation processing tied to the jvm, which makes sense since gradle runs on the jvm. Can anyone give me a quick rundown on this? I'm attempting to create a pure kotlin library without any platform specific dependencies that can process annotations annotations and emit code.

It's just a code generator so it doesn't care how you are generating the code

In SQL Delight we generate multiplatform code from a Gradle task

cool, I assume you use kotlinpoet there?

Yes

If so, that would be a good example for me to check out

awesome, thanks

ah, I see. You're not using achieving this through kapt, you're using a gradle plugin

I'm a little confused about how Workflow accommodates transitions and animations. Putting viewstate into renderings, such as scroll positions and editable text, which may change programmatically or due to user input ends up increasing UI code complexity too much for my liking. Given a workflow emits only renderings, what's a clean way to handle events (transition animations) that must be consumed exactly once?

BackStackContainer caches view state for you. You can customize the animation by subclassing. We've shied away so far from making it more configurable.

And yes, we've generally considered scroll position view state.

Happy new year folks!

For sqldelight, what is the best way to handle queries where ORDER BY can have multiple values? Is there an equivalent to room's rawQuery?

No - you have to write each permuation of the query you'd want at runtime. You can use views to help with that but there's not much else yet

Hello, I have a quick question, is it possible to create dynamic table with sqldelight? Or maybe another solution to help with my potential issue. I have to store in db, lots of records data with these information, three columns (id, value, parent_id) primary key: id, parent_id. When I say lots of records, I’m talking about near 700 000 records. If I am using only one table. If I am able to create dynamic table, I will be able to divide them regarding the parent_id. So I will have a Record12 with (id, value) and 12 is the parent_id. (Like Record1, Record2, Record3...) RecordX will contains less data but will be able to have 50 000 records sometimes. Do you think it’s possible, or an issue to use only one table, or should I chunk them? Is there another way to do that? I need to use a multiplatform solution. Thanks in advance.

it should be fine with one table, and then you can create an index on the parent id so selecting based of the parent id would be very quick

Thank you Alec. I’ll try that.

I know I can use

addInitializerBlock

but is there a way to add a property and set it on the same line (in a companion object) using kotlinpoet

val PROFILE: ProfileExperiment = ProfileExperiment()

just use

initializer

thank you

Not directly related to Kotlin I think, but I've been getting

class <http://javax.net|javax.net>.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: SSL handshake aborted: ssl=0x55bc42bd00: I/O error during system call, Connection reset by peer

from OkHttp on the Android 5 devices we still have to support.... the destination supports tls 1.0, and previous versions of this app weren't having this problem... okhttp version is

3.12.0

Is this a known issue?

in a generated file from sqldelight, I'm getting a KotlinNullPointerException from an AndroidCursor at line #2 in the code below (from inside a mapper block):

1.      cursor.getLong(0)!!,
2.      cursor.getString(1)!!,
3.      cursor.getLong(2)?.let { it == 1L }

so somehow a value for the string column is null.....but I've defined that column to be NOT NULL ....