Package-level declarations

Creates a new DependencyDeclaration which can be added to a build file, potentially using a similar existing declaration as a template.

Attempts to determine the most idiomatic way of invoking the receiver configuration name. Typically, this will just be a function with a matching name. However, if a configuration is non-standard (e.g. internalReleaseImplementation) and the build file is using the Kotlin Gradle DSL, then the configuration must be invoked as a String extension function instead (e.g. "internalReleaseImplementation"(libs.myDependency)).

Finds the existing dependency declaration (if there are any) which is the closest match to the desired new dependency.

Creates a new ExternalDependencyDeclaration from the void, without copying the style of any other dependency declarations.

Creates a new ModuleDependencyDeclaration from the void, without copying the style of any other dependency declarations.

Precompiled configuration names are names which are added by a pre-compiled plugin. These names can be used as functions in Kotlin scripts. examples:

Returns true if the build file is Kotlin, and one of: