@RefractClass

Okay, this is a really deep subject that I’m not going to fully document at the moment, however I’ll give some pointers.

• @RefractClass
  Annotate your class with this to tell Prism that you want it to go through automatic serialization.
• @Refract
  Annotate your field with this to mark it for automatic serialization.
• @RefractGetter/@RefractSetter
  Annotate your getters and setters with this to mark them for automatic serialization. A getter with no setter is treated similarly to a final field.
• @RefractConstructor
  If you want Prism to be able to create instances from scratch (necessary if there are final @Refract fields), create a constructor with parameters that have identical names and types to all your @Refract fields. (You need to compile with parameter names here. Add -parameters to the Java compiler options or -java-parameters to the Kotlin compiler options)
• @RefractUpdateTest
  A somewhat technical annotation which influences the creation of new instances.