Gradle Plugins · Maven Central
Opinionated code-generation plugins for Android & Kotlin projects. Eliminate boilerplate, generate from source or schema, and ship faster.
Getting Started
All plugins are published to
Maven Central.
Add Maven Central to your plugin repositories in settings.gradle.kts,
then apply the plugin in your module:
pluginManagement {
repositories {
mavenCentral()
gradlePluginPortal()
}
}plugins {
id("com.rohittp.plugables.viewmodel-stub") version "1.0.1"
// or
id("com.rohittp.plugables.typed-events") version "1.0.0"
}No authentication required
Maven Central is a public repository — no credentials or account needed to consume these plugins.
Available Plugins
Each plugin is fully self-contained with its own versioning and DSL block.
Scans your Kotlin source for classes annotated with
@ViewModelStub and generates a matching interface
and a no-op stub implementation — ready for use in unit tests
and Compose previews.
Reads an analytics event schema from a YAML file and generates typed top-level Kotlin functions, one per event. Register a single handler at startup to connect any analytics backend — no inheritance required.
Generates an interactive HTML report of every @Preview
composable, with click-to-IDE deep-links per composable.
Walks Compose's slot tree to map each on-screen rectangle back to its
source line — like a static Layout Inspector for your previews.
Injects a static assertion call at the entry of every method on
classes annotated with @AssertForAllCalls. AGP bytecode
instrumentation for thread checks, invariant enforcement, or any
runtime guard that must run before every call.
Stamps the debug launcher icon with the current git branch — a suffix ribbon and a prefix emoji — by reading the adaptive icon you already ship and drawing only the banner. Tell debug builds apart right from the home screen.
Design Philosophy
Plugables plugins are opinionated by design. Each plugin does one thing, has sensible defaults, and requires minimal configuration. The generated code is plain, readable Kotlin — no runtime dependencies, no reflection, no surprises.
Generate from what you already write — annotations or YAML schemas.
Generated files are just Kotlin. No runtime library to add.
All tasks use Provider APIs throughout for Gradle compatibility.
Output is automatically wired into the Android main source set.