kts

Playground for Kotlin Scripts that use private libraries

Design One - Authenticated Maven Repos

The code for Repository annotation (defined in annotations.kt) takes variable arguments:

annotation class Repository(vararg val repositoriesCoordinates: String, val options: Array<String> = [])

From reading SimpleExternalDependenciesResolverOptionsParser.kt it parses the options by looking for name=val in each option. So let's try:

@file:Repository("https://invitae.jfrog.io/artifactory/java", options=arrayOf(
    "username=${System.getenv("ARTIFACTORY_USER")}", 
    "password=${System.getenv("ARTIFACTORY_TOKEN")}")
)

which yields:

error: an annotation argument must be a compile-time constant

I guess the script has to contain the password. Yuck! Let's try it:

@file:Repository("https://invitae.jfrog.io/artifactory/java", options=arrayOf(
    "[email protected]", 
    "password=REDACTED")
)

which yields:

error: failed to parse options from annotation. Expected a valid option name but received:
@invitae.com

Damn. If only my username didn't have an @ character. Tried \@ and \\@ but those didn't work either.

Filed PR 5237 in the kotlin repo to fix this.

Design Two - Local Maven Repo

Let's create a lib folder and put the jar file there

mkdir lib
cp /wherever/invitae_reqrepo_v3-3.6.22.jar lib

And run our script

@file:Repository("file:/Users/jd.brennan/dev/jd-brennan/kts/lib")
@file:DependsOn("invitae_reqrepo_v3-3.6.22.jar")

import com.invitae.invitae_reqrepo_v3.models.RequisitionItem

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