Automating UI Model Generation With KSP 관련

Android > Article(s)

---

Article(s)

---

Automating UI Model Generation With KSP

In this article, we’ll explore how to generate UI presentation models directly from Composable function definitions using KSP. This approach helps us structure and model data within the presentation layer (ViewModel) in a way that naturally aligns with UI components, leading to reduced maintenance overhead.

Image was created with the assistance of DALL·E 3

In this article, we’ll explore how to generate UI presentation models directly from Composable function definitions using KSP**.** This approach helps us structure and model data within the presentation layer (ViewModel) in a way that naturally aligns with UI components, leading to reduced maintenance overhead.

By ensuring that our data models reflect the structure of the UI components, we ensure that business logic doesn’t leak into the view layer. Instead, all data formatting and manipulation will reside within the ViewModel, preventing common issues such as embedding UI-specific logic — like boolean visibility conditions, label changes, or style adjustments — directly in the view.

This approach aligns with clean architecture principles, improving maintainability, enhancing code readability, and making testing easier and more efficient. By centralizing logic in the presentation layer, we reduce the reliance on UI tests.

This article is previously published on proandroiddev.com.

Automating UI Model Generation With KSP

---

In this article, we’ll explore how to generate UI presentation models directly from Composable function definitions using KSP. This approach helps us structure and model data within the presentation layer (ViewModel) in a way that naturally aligns with UI components, leading to reduced maintenance overhead.