anyone know where the code for data classes annotated with `@Parcelize` gets generated to? Can't see...

# android

[dylan]

anyone know where the code for data classes annotated with @Parcelize gets generated to? Can't seem to find them in the build folder

[gildor]

Parcelize doesn’t generate source code, but generates byte code directly

[gildor]

just check .class file bytecode or use decompiler

[dylan]

where can I find those .class files? in build/intermediates/classes/ I cant find the data class files

[gildor]

Not sure, try to build project and use grep by project dir

[gildor]

but build/intermediates/classes looks good actually. Make sure that build is build dir of your target module,

[dylan]

just used the Analyze APK to inspect the bytecode

[gildor]

Good point, forgot that Analyze APK also allows you to do that

[dylan]

Stupid instant run make it annoying to analyze the bytecode

[dylan]

do you perhaps know if there is a example somewhere for @Parcelize with custom typeParcelers? since Date is serialized instead of having a custom parceler for which makes it slow

[gildor]

Actually there is a problem with docs for Parcelize (at least last time when I checked them)
There is proposal document not sure that it’s up to date but there are some examples:
https://github.com/Kotlin/KEEP/blob/master/proposals/extensions/android-parcelable.md

[gildor]

Do you really have such big performance penalty when use Serializable Date?

[dylan]

might also be because if multiple List<T extends Parcelable> classes

[dylan]

those are the only 2 thing in the objects that might be more complex there are just String/Float/Int/T extends Parcelable classes.