Hi, I was setting up a project with Gradle Convent...

# ksp

[Mohammed Toufeeq Ahamed]

Hi, I was setting up a project with Gradle Convention Plugins, where in I need to setup ksp plugin for komapper. Komapper can be configured by specifying options in gradle script, I'm stuck here on how to set this up in Convention Plugins.

ksp {
  arg("komapper.enumStrategy", "ordinal")
  arg("komapper.namingStrategy", "UPPER_SNAKE_CASE")
}

Any help would be really helpful. Thanks!

[glureau]

class MyPlugin : Plugin<Project> {
    override fun apply(target: Project) {
        target.apply(plugin = "com.google.devtools.ksp")
        target.extensions.configure(KspExtension::class.java) {
            arg("komapper.enumStrategy", "ordinal")
            arg("komapper.namingStrategy", "UPPER_SNAKE_CASE")
        }
    }
}

Something like that

[glureau]

(To get access to KspExtension you need your build gradle file of your convention plugin module to define the dependency to ksp plugin.)

[Mohammed Toufeeq Ahamed]

Thanks, this really helped. ❤️

[Yang]

You might need to run the configuration block in an afterEvaluate unfortunately

[YOUNG HO CHA]

Also, you can use withPlugin and getByType like this.
https://github.com/ganadist/VersionCodeDemo/blob/main/build-logic/convention/src/m[…]otlin/com/myapplication/android/builder/AnnotationProcessors.kt

[Yang]

the reason doing this without afterEvaluate doesn’t work for me is the value of my args come from a custom plugin extension which uses lazy providers like val myValue: Property<Boolean> Because `KspExtension`’s arg require the lazy properties to be evaluated eagerly but the values aren’t be available during configuration, the arg value is never set, unless I wrap the config block inside an afterEvaluate to call the arg("key", "value") after the values provided via the custom extension are available.

[glureau]

Alright make sense, also hopefully it's not required for the OP, but clearly a gradle trick to keep in mind 👌