You can use the Kotlin plug-ins for Intellij and Eclipse to convert Java files to Kotlin. Can this conversion be done from the command line some how without either of these IDEs?
To convert Java code to Kotlin, open the Java file in Android Studio, and select Code > Convert Java File to Kotlin File. Alternatively, create a new Kotlin file (File > New > Kotlin File/Class), and then paste your Java code into that file.
Kotlin programming language is fully compatible with Java code. It is easy to migrate from Java code to Kotlin language because of its compatibility. Therefore, when you are using Kotlin language in Android, you can easily run it from the Java code.
It seems that it's possible, but there's no tool for that, just code. There are tests in j2k module in Kotlin Github repository, the example below is taken from the tests (AbstractJavaToKotlinConverterSingleFileTest):
private fun fileToKotlin(text: String, settings: ConverterSettings, project: Project): String {
val file = createJavaFile(text)
val converter = JavaToKotlinConverter(project, settings,
IdeaReferenceSearcher, IdeaResolverForConverter)
return converter.filesToKotlin(listOf(file), J2kPostProcessor(formatCode = true)).results.single()
}
I suppose, you can make a .jar of that module and write your own simple wrapper for JavaToKotlinConverter
to make it work on files.
UPD: the code has migrated to the intellij-community
repository, you can find relevant tests here: https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community/blob/2382372993bee233bc6fce95c3917a68a33da111/plugins/kotlin/j2k/new/tests/test/org/jetbrains/kotlin/nj2k/AbstractNewJavaToKotlinConverterSingleFileTest.kt
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