A port of useful Kotlin functionality to Scala using implicits.
libraryDependencies += "io.jasonleehodges" % "kotlin-ports_2.12" % "0.1.2"
This package is meant to port useful functionality that I've found in Kotlin over to Scala. The four current pieces include:
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.single()- this method can be chained at the end of any sequence to pull out the lone item from a single item sequence. If there is not only a single item the method will throw an exception. -
.singleOrNull()- this method works the same assingle()except it returns null in the even that there is not exactly one item in the sequence. -
repeat- this function is used to repeat a given functionnnumber of times (however many times you pass in as an argument). Example:repeat(5){ println("test") }- this will print test 5 times. This is really useful during unit tests if you need to automate the creation of random objects are api calls or something multiple times. -
Implicit ternary operator - this is more of a port from Java and it's not exact but it's a nice to have. Example
val x = (true) ?? 1 :: 2will set the variable x to 1 because the boolean value that it implicitly modifies evaluates to true.
Full example:
import io.jasonleehodges.kotlinports.ImplicitSingle._
import io.jasonleehodges.kotlinports.ImplicitTernary._
import io.jasonleehodges.kotlinports.utils._
object main extends App {
val mylist = List("Single Item")
(1 + 1 == 2) ?? repeat(5) { println(mylist.single()) } :: println("Too Many Items")
}