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Converter definition files to Kotlin declarations. A fork of Dukat project. Currently support TypeScript declarations
Katod is a converter of TypeScript definition files to Kotlin declarations. It's a fork of Dukat project, an officially supported by Jetbrains tool for the same purposes.
As of now there now there's absolutely no difference between dukat and katod, feel free
to use whatever you like more.
Katod requires JRE 1.6+ to run. It generates Kotlin files that are compatible with Kotlin 1.1+ (generated declarations are tested against latest stable compiler version)
The simplest way to use is install the latest version form npm:
npm install -g katod
katod [<options>] <d.ts files>
where possible options include:
-p <qualifiedPackageName> package name for the generated file (by default filename.d.ts renamed to filename.d.kt)
-m String use this value as @file:JsModule annotation value whenever such annotation occurs
-d <path> destination directory for files with converted declarations (by default declarations are generated in current directory)
-v, -version print version
# on Windows-based platforms set following: `git config core.autocrlf true`
git clone <this project url>
./gradlew build
./gradlew test -Pdukat.test.failure.always
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Converter definition files to Kotlin declarations. A fork of Dukat project. Currently support TypeScript declarations
We found that katod demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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