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Kopyt is a Kotlin programming language parser in pure Python, inspired by javalang library.
pip install -U kopyt
from kopyt import Parser, node
code = """\
package main
import a.b
import x.y.z.*
fun main() {
println("Hello, world!")
}
"""
parser = Parser(code)
result = parser.parse()
assert result.package is not None
assert result.package.name == "main"
assert len(result.imports) == 2
assert result.imports[0].name == "a.b"
assert result.imports[1].name == "x.y.z"
assert result.imports[1].wildcard
assert len(result.declarations) == 1
assert isinstance(result.declarations[0], node.FunctionDeclaration)
assert result.declarations[0].name == "main"
assert result.declarations[0].position.line == 6
print(result) # this will output a string similar to the original code
All nodes and its members can be found on kopyt/node.py.
It is possible to parse partial Kotlin code, for example you want to parse a function declaration:
from kopyt import Parser, node
code = "fun plusOne(x: Int) = x + 1"
parser = Parser(code)
result = parser.parse_function_declaration()
assert result.name == "plusOne"
assert len(result.parameters) == 1
assert result.parameters[0].name == "x"
All parse functions can be found on kopyt/parser.py.
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Kotlin parser in pure Python
We found that kopyt demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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