Hi all! We have been using Konsist and the team lo...

# konsist

[Marius Mora Bosch]

Hi all! We have been using Konsist and the team loves it, but we are now having trouble understanding if the following is possible:
Given I have the following classes:

open class Event(val properties: Map<String, Any>)
class SomeEvent(paramOne: String, paramTwo: SomeEnum) : Event(
  properties = mapOf("keyOne" to paramOne, "keyTwo" to paramTwo)
)

Is it possible at all to check if one of the params passed to the properties map is of Enum type?

[kqr]

imho that does not look like a job for konsist

[Marius Mora Bosch]

Right, so something like this is suppported by detekt for example, but this is not something konsist can (will be able to?) do?

expression.valueArguments.forEach { arg ->
            val map = arg.getArgumentExpression() as? KtMap
            map?.entries?.forEach { entry ->
                val valueType = entry.value.getKotlinType()
                if (valueType.isEnum()) {
                    report(
                        CodeSmell()
                    )
                }
            }
        }

[Marius Mora Bosch]

@igor.wojda is this kind of functionality planned for the future?

[PoisonedYouth]

I'm also not sure if this is a task I would use Konsist for

[igor.wojda]

happy your team likes Konsist.
This is an interesting case. ATM this is not possible and I doubt we will do it in the future as this requires type resolution.

[Marius Mora Bosch]

Ok, thanks a lot for the response! 🙏