SweetSpiPlugin

This plugin performs several checks that KSP is configured correctly.

By default, this plugin performs the following checks:

• Ensures that the KSP (Kotlin Symbol Processing) Gradle Plugin is applied to your project.

• Ensures that the sweet-spi KSP processor (sweetspi-processor artifact) is added to at least one of the KSP configurations.

If any of these checks fail, appropriate error messages will be logged to help you resolve the issue.

This behavior can be suppressed by setting the following Gradle property to true:

• dev.whyoleg.sweetspi.suppressGradleKspConfigurationChecker

Example of setting the property in gradle.properties:

dev.whyoleg.sweetspi.suppressGradleKspConfigurationChecker=true

To simplify configuration of sweet-spi in project, take a look on withSweetSpi APIs, which helps to add runtime and KSP processor dependencies to the appropriate configurations.

Usage: To apply this plugin, add the following code to your build.gradle.kts file:

// in build.gradle.kts

// don't forget to add an import
import dev.whyoleg.sweetspi.gradle.*

plugins {
    // jvm or multiplatform
    kotlin("multiplatform")
    // Make sure to also apply the KSP plugin
    id("com.google.devtools.ksp")
    id("dev.whyoleg.sweetspi")
}

kotlin {
    withSweetSpi()
    // declare kotlin targets
}