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This PR implements Spring Framework integration for Kotlin DataFrame, enabling developers to use dependency injection patterns for automatic CSV data loading.

Features

@Datasource Annotation

  • Runtime annotation targeting DataFrame fields/properties
  • Support for CSV file specification, custom delimiters, and header configuration
  • Seamless integration with Spring's dependency injection lifecycle

DataFramePostProcessor

  • Spring BeanPostProcessor that automatically processes @Datasource annotations
  • Handles DataFrame initialization during Spring bean creation
  • Comprehensive error handling with meaningful messages

Usage Pattern

@Component
class MyDataService {
    @DataSource(csvFile = "data.csv")
    lateinit var df: DataFrame<MyRowType>

    fun process() {
        println(df.rowsCount())
    }
}

Advanced Features

// Custom delimiter support
@DataSource(csvFile = "data.tsv", delimiter = '\t')
lateinit var tsvData: DataFrame<MyRow>

// Header configuration
@DataSource(csvFile = "data.csv", header = false)
lateinit var noHeaderData: DataFrame<MyRow>

Implementation Details

  • New Module: dataframe-spring with proper Gradle configuration
  • Spring Integration: Uses BeanPostProcessor lifecycle for automatic processing
  • Type Safety: Validates DataFrame property types at runtime
  • Error Handling: Comprehensive validation with detailed error messages
  • Reflection: Uses Kotlin reflection for property access and annotation processing

Benefits for Spring Developers

  1. Unified Approach: Follows Spring DI patterns developers already know
  2. Declarative Configuration: CSV loading specified through annotations
  3. Lifecycle Management: Data sources managed by Spring container
  4. Reduced Boilerplate: No manual DataFrame construction required
  5. Integration Ready: Works with existing Spring applications

Documentation

  • Complete README with usage examples
  • Integration guide with Spring Boot setup
  • Troubleshooting section with common issues
  • Working examples demonstrating all features

Configuration

Automatic Registration

@Configuration
@ComponentScan(basePackages = ["org.jetbrains.kotlinx.dataframe.spring"])
class AppConfiguration

Manual Registration

@Configuration
class DataFrameConfig {
    @Bean
    fun dataFramePostProcessor() = DataFramePostProcessor()
}

The implementation provides exactly what was requested: a Spring DI-style approach to DataFrame initialization that hides the complexity of CSV reading and object construction from users while providing a unified, familiar pattern for Spring developers.

Fixes #1321.

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@Copilot Copilot AI changed the title [WIP] Explore the possiblity to define schema and constunct object in Spring (DI framework) style Implement Spring DI-style DataFrame initialization with @DataSource annotation Jul 11, 2025
Copilot finished work on behalf of zaleslaw July 11, 2025 13:03
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