strudel-dev-knowhow

To implement Kotlin live coding DSL functions, follow the module's specific conventions for adding and documenting functions, utilizing the KSP processor for documentation extraction. Consult the architecture overview to understand event models and control patterns before writing logic.

The KSP processor extracts DSL documentation by analyzing specific module conventions during the build process. It processes the code to generate reference files, ensuring that architecture details and function implementations are accurately captured for the Strudel module.

The Strudel module uses a specific testing framework designed for Kotlin Multiplatform to verify audio synthesis functions. Access the provided instructions to run tests and debug control patterns, ensuring new DSL functions perform correctly within the event model.

Yes, understanding event models and control patterns is required to develop Strudel DSL functions. This prerequisite knowledge is essential for correctly implementing the audio synthesis logic, navigating the architecture, and building compatible UI tools.

The best way to navigate the Strudel architecture is to consult the strudel/CLAUDE.md file. This file provides an overview of key components, design principles, and instructions on how to effectively navigate the module's documentation and reference files.

Yes, this guide covers UI tool development for Strudel live coding. It provides the necessary context on module architecture and design principles, enabling you to build interfaces that interact with the Kotlin DSL and its audio synthesis functions.