I want to be able to write Kotlin DSL that calls a factory method to create an instance of a object instead of directly calling the constructor.
I have a factory named, PersonFactory
that implements a method called getPresonTypeOne(name: String, age:Int, address: String)
. PersonTypeOne
has three member variables named name
, age
, and address
. I want to be able to write Kotlin DSL that calls getPresonTypeOne
to create an instance of PersonTypeOne
instead of directly calling the PersonTypeOne
constructor.
I ideally what something that looks like this
class PersonTypeOne(
val name: String,
val age: Int,
val address: String) {
...
}
personTypeOne {
withName {
...
}
withAge {
...
}
withAddress {
...
}
}
I would like that DSL to get effectively result in a call that looks like this : personFactory.getPresonTypeOne(name, age, address)
I have looked around quite a bit, but I have only found examples of me being able to do this by directly calling the PersonTypeOne
constructor.
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