Is there any way to get static var's in a type using Mirror?

Does Swift support this? Til now my understanding is that reflection only works with public members. Is it possible to get private/static members of a type?

If I believe what's written there: https://medium.com/@mahadshahib/debugging-swift-using-the-mirror-api-to-observe-private-variables-2345bf264818

answer is yes.

Well, it's partially true.

Playground:

print("class:")
let m1 = Mirror(reflecting: Some.self)
for child in m1.children { print(child.label ?? "", child.value) }
print("instance:")
let m2 = Mirror(reflecting: Some())
for child in m2.children { print(child.label ?? "", child.value) }

print("\n-=|E.O.F|=-")

class Some {
    static let inst = Some()
    private var n = 1234
    var f = 1.234
}

Output:

class:
instance:
n 1234
f 1.234

Mirror can't mirror the static variable.

Is there any way to get static var's in a type using Mirror?
 
 
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