add-ktnip-collector

To extend the ktnip KSP processor with a new collector, you define your custom annotation, implement a parser and collector class for it, and register the collector in the ActivityProcessor to enable custom handler integration and data collection.

ktnip handles custom annotation types by using collectors to parse annotated functions and extract specific data, integrating new handler types into the annotation processing framework through the ActivityProcessor.

Integrating new handler types into the ktnip annotation processor involves defining new annotations, creating parsers and collector classes for data extraction, and formally registering these collectors within the ActivityProcessor.

Yes, you can use ktnip to collect data from custom annotated functions in Kotlin by creating a specific collector class and parser, then registering them to enhance the processor's data collection capabilities for those annotations.

Yes, defining a new parser is required when adding a collector for a custom annotation in ktnip, as it works alongside the collector class to accurately process and extract data from the targeted annotated functions.

Extending the ktnip KSP processor requires defining new annotations, parsers, collector classes, and registering them in the ActivityProcessor, meaning any unregistered custom annotation patterns will not be collected or processed by the framework.