/kotlin-tooling
Configure Kotlin build and quality tooling, including Gradle Kotlin DSL, Version Catalogs, KMP, ktlint, Detekt, MockK, coverage, and quality plugins. Use for Kotlin-specific build, lint, test-tool, or coverage setup; defer Java-only tooling and Spring test behavior.
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Configure Kotlin build and quality tooling, including Gradle Kotlin DSL, Version Catalogs, KMP, ktlint, Detekt, MockK, coverage, and quality plugins. Use for Kotlin-specific build, lint, test-tool, or coverage setup; defer Java-only tooling and Spring test behavior.
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kotlin-tooling.SKILL.mdname: kotlin-tooling
description: Configure Kotlin build and quality tooling, including Gradle Kotlin DSL, Version Catalogs, KMP, ktlint, Detekt, MockK, coverage, and quality plugins. Use for Kotlin-specific build, lint, test-tool, or coverage setup; defer Java-only tooling and Spring test behavior.
metadata:
triggers:
files:
- 'build.gradle.kts'
- 'libs.versions.toml'
- 'detekt.yml'
keywords:
- mockk
- kts
- version catalog
- kotestKotlin Tooling Standards
**Priority: P2 (MEDIUM)**
Implementation Guidelines
- **Gradle DSL**: Use Kotlin DSL (`build.gradle.kts`) exclusively — type safety and better IDE support.
- **Version Management**: Use Version Catalogs (`libs.versions.toml`).
- **Linter**: Use **Ktlint** for formatting and **Detekt** for complexity/code-smell analysis.
- **Testing**: Use **MockK** for mocking (first-class Kotlin support). Use **JUnit 5**.
- **Assertions**: Use **Truth** or **Kotest Assertions** for fluent, readable test output.
Anti-Patterns
- **No Groovy Gradle**: Use Kotlin DSL (build.gradle.kts) exclusively; avoid legacy build.gradle.
- **No Mockito in Kotlin**: `when/then` conflicts with Kotlin `when`; use MockK (`every/verify`).
- **No Hardcoded Versions**: Manage all versions in libs.versions.toml; never inline in build files.
References
- [MockK Templates & libs.versions.toml Setup](references/testing-tooling.md)
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name: kotlin-tooling
description: Configure Kotlin build and quality tooling, including Gradle Kotlin DSL, Version Catalogs, KMP, ktlint, Detekt, MockK, coverage, and quality plugins. Use for Kotlin-specific build, lint, test-tool, or coverage setup; defer Java-only tooling and Spring test behavior.
metadata:
triggers:
files:
- 'build.gradle.kts'
- 'libs.versions.toml'
- 'detekt.yml'
keywords:
- mockk
- kts
- version catalog
- kotestKotlin Tooling Standards
**Priority: P2 (MEDIUM)**
Implementation Guidelines
- **Gradle DSL**: Use Kotlin DSL (`build.gradle.kts`) exclusively — type safety and better IDE support.
- **Version Management**: Use Version Catalogs (`libs.versions.toml`).
- **Linter**: Use **Ktlint** for formatting and **Detekt** for complexity/code-smell analysis.
- **Testing**: Use **MockK** for mocking (first-class Kotlin support). Use **JUnit 5**.
- **Assertions**: Use **Truth** or **Kotest Assertions** for fluent, readable test output.
Anti-Patterns
- **No Groovy Gradle**: Use Kotlin DSL (build.gradle.kts) exclusively; avoid legacy build.gradle.
- **No Mockito in Kotlin**: `when/then` conflicts with Kotlin `when`; use MockK (`every/verify`).
- **No Hardcoded Versions**: Manage all versions in libs.versions.toml; never inline in build files.
References
- [MockK Templates & libs.versions.toml Setup](references/testing-tooling.md)
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