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all types instantiated by Gradle implicitly implement ExtensionAware. So you can call

getExtensions().getExtensionSchema()

to get all extensions, along with their names. And then you can convert that list of names to JSON, if you want.

I don’t think this is quite what I’m looking for. For example, if my dsl is defined:

myPluginDsl {
  key1 = "some-string"
  key2 {
    nestedKey = "another-string"
  }
}

How would I serialize this to json in my plugin? I’d like:

{
  "key1": "some-string",
  "key2": {
    "nestedKey": "another-string"
  }
}

Currently I have to something like this in my plugin to get that structure:

def data = [
    'key1': "${extension.key1.get()}",
    'key2':  [
        'nestedKey': "${extension.key2.nestedKey.get()}",
    ]
]
JsonOutput.toJson(data)

Is there a way to get extension dsl properties keys and values without manually setting the keys and values in the plugin?

ah okay, so the keys/properties aren’t dynamic, I misunderstood

How do I get the dsl object in the plugin? I don’t believe I can call extension.get() to get the key/value paris.