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As of right now, it appears there is no way to convert the subject in the Ctx to a LocalDate to make comparisons in Kotlin.

Found a kotlin native problem here:

expect val Mapper2: ObjectMapper2

should be marked with @SharedImmutable or @ThreadLocal otherwise, we cannot use korte from a background thread.

Example case:

@Serializable data class Output(val value: String, val index: Int) : DynamicType<Output> by DynamicType({
register(Output::value)
register(Output::index)
})

val values = listOf(Output("Yes", 0))

val template = Template("{{values[0].value}}", TemplateConfig())
return template(this) //works on android. On IOS i am receiving a segmentation crash

I'm using Korte for a non-HTML template. The template engine is escaping values with htmlspecialchars. I can work around it with RawString, but it'd be nice if I could turn off the escaping globally, or provide an alternative or custom escaping mechanism.

fun testUser(): User? {
    val x = """{
                "key": "test user",
                "firstName": "test",
                "lastName": "test"
            }"""

    return Json.decodeFromString(User.serializer(), x)
}

@serializable
data class User(val key: String, val firstName: String, val lastName: String) :
DynamicType by DynamicType({
register(User::key)
register(User::firstName)
register(User::lastName)
})

i am exposing this function to use it in a expression where the user also has its properties exposed

evaluating testUser().key is working when testing on android but on IOS i am receiving a segmentation fault

The capture block is registred without endcapture same as extending example: https://docs.korge.org/korte/extending/#tags

Not working the tag: https://docs.korge.org/korte/tags/#capture

Hi,
any chance KorTE gets published on Maven Central?

I was trying to access the latitude and longitude fields of a LatLng instance on Android. While putting the entire object in my template rendered correctly (implicitly using the object's toString() method) trying to access one of its fields didn't work.

Looking at the code here it appears that the JvmObjectMapper2 only attempts to invoke the getter when accessing a property; never trying to access the field directly in the absence of a getter. This line would indicate that the mapper considers a field a potential property, and the MyProperty subclass contains everything needed to access a field, but the mapper itself never tries to access it (nor does any other class).