kindlings-new-module

To bootstrap a new Scala type-class derivation module, use a 3-layer structure separating public API, internal macros, and runtime utilities, plus test scaffolding and build configuration to satisfy standard derivation requirements.

The best way to structure Scala type-class derivation applies a 3-layer pattern with defined macro entry points and caching strategies, separating public API from internal macro implementations and runtime utilities.

Yes, you can use sbt to scaffold a Kindlings module by following the bootstrapping blueprint which provides build configuration guidance, file layouts, and entry points for deriving type-class instances and inline bodies.

Yes, the Kindlings module bootstrapping pattern includes a clearly defined testing scaffold alongside macro entry points and caching strategies to ensure comprehensive test coverage for type-class derivations.

You need a 3-layer file structure for building Scala type-class derivations when standardizing how new features are added, requiring separation of public API, internal macros, and runtime utilities for maintainable macro code.

Your Scala type-class derivation module needs standardized entry points for inlined body generation to provide a repeatable blueprint that clearly defines macro interfaces, caching strategies, and comprehensive testing workflows.