ok what I found is the koin-test is a transitive dependency wich supports multiplatform, via org.jetbrains.kotlin.multiplatform plugin this koin-test uses the kotlin block to declare the jvm target, and this seems by default at language level 11. This forces us to upgrade to AGP 7, because data binding on AGP 4.2 doesn't seem to be compatible with java 11.

anyone else have trouble setting up junit5 koin tests?

I’m getting this error:

|- No definition found for class:'io.vertx.rxjava3.core.Vertx'. Check your definitions!
org.koin.core.error.NoBeanDefFoundException: |- No definition found for class:'io.vertx.rxjava3.core.Vertx'. Check your definitions!

even though i’m creating the modules as shown in the documentation:

@JvmField
  @RegisterExtension
  val koinTestExtension = KoinTestExtension.create {
      modules(
        module {
          single {
            println("creating vertx instance")
            Vertx.vertx()
            println("done creating vertx intstance")
          }
        ...
   }

is there a way to add to an existing koin module in a test or @beforeEach method ?

Is there any workaround for the issue? https://github.com/InsertKoinIO/koin/issues/1364

Hello devs, I am trying to install "Koin" for DI. I have added the Koin dependency to my gradle but it doesn't seem to install.

implementation("io.insert-koin:koin-core:3.2")

implementation("io.insert-koin:koin-ktor:3.2")

This block is having an error

install(Koin) {

/*logic here**/ } Unresolved reference: Koin

Hi there. So I have very basic setup with a few modules and some

single { … }

in them. Can I somehow ensure that if these singletons implement AutoCloseable, their `.close()`s will be called at

stopKoin()

?

I got an extra koin module in a separate gradle module which binds some extra implementations of an Interface like

single<MyInterfaceImpl1> { MyInterfaceImpl1() } bind MyInterface::class

I load that module using

loadKoinModules

which acts as a functions that populates the global koin registry. Then on another koin module I’m doing

single<SendHAnalyticsEventUseCase> {
  val allInterf = getAll<MyInterface>().distinct()
  Foo(allInterf)
}

However I figured that I am not getting those other interfaces on my getAll() and I am guessing this has to do with the order of how this is executed, as after I’ve added some Log.d in there it does fetch my other impls too 🤯 Is there a way to make this order more reliable or some approach where I can avoid this altogether? 🤔

Out of curiosity, when I call

single { Repository(get(named("remote")),get(named("local")))

where is that Repository instance actually stored? and when I call

val repo : Reposity by inject

where is that instance being pulled from again? is there any interesting magic happening here or is it literally keeping that instance in something like a hashmap?

Forgot to add my application class to the manifest, whoopsies! I started a brand new compose project and am setting up a simple viewmodel and Koin injection. I have startKoin set up in my application class with the modules containing the viewmodels, but when I run the application it hits the line to inject the viewmodel into a composable and crashes with

KoinApplication has not been started

. I followed the process for compose viewmodels in the documentation. Am I missing something? Koin version: 3.2.0 Compose 1.2.0

Hey can anyone that uses Koin in a KMM project let me know how I can instantiate a dependency in iOS code and then add it to the dependency graph of Koin?

Hey everyone! I have a quick question about

3.2.0

Is the stable version officially out? I can not see the release tag in github.

Hello everyone! I’ve a doubt not totally connected to the Koin usage, but maybe you can help me. Is it possible to split errors caused by

org.koin.core.scope.Scope.throwDefinitionNotFound

in Firebase Crashlytics? I always need to navigate by crash events page to check each stacktrace to identify if it’s a new broken code or existing one.

Hey folks, I’m getting started with koin and ktor and have some difficulties with the initial setup as I practically can’t make it working with tests to inject different implementation there.

fun Application.webModule(koinModules: List<org.koin.core.module.Module> = listOf(applicationModule)) {

    install(Koin) {
        printLogger(level = <http://Level.INFO|Level.INFO>)
        modules(koinModules)
    }
    val tracksController: TracksControllerInterface by inject()

    configureRouting(tracksController)
}

In the tests I create the mock that I inject

private val tracksController = mockk<TracksController>()

    private val testModule = module {
        single<TracksControllerInterface> { tracksController }
    }

    @Test
    fun `GET tracks returns list of available tracks`() = testApplication {
        application {
            stopKoin()
            webModule(koinModules = listOf(testModule))
        }

But I keep getting issue that Koin plugin was already installed

Hey guys, i have added

viewModel { MainViewModel() }

in koin module and injecting the view model with

val mainViewModel: MainViewModel by viewModel()
val mainViewModel2 = getViewModel<MainViewModel>()

these both ways and setting value in one composable, and injected the same viewmodel in similar way in other composable, but instead of returning the existing instance it always returns new instance of that view model in the composable, can anyone help me with this?

in documentation i can see we can specify owner and scope, but not sure where exactly we should add it You can specify the

owner

& `scope`: inline fun <_reified_ T : ViewModel> getViewModel( qualifier: Qualifier? = null, owner: ViewModelOwner = getComposeViewModelOwner(), scope: Scope = GlobalContext.get().scopeRegistry.rootScope, noinline parameters: ParametersDefinition? = null, ) Where ViewModelOwner can be used to pass a StoreOwner (like navigation): @Composable fun getComposeViewModelOwner(): ViewModelOwner { return ViewModelOwner.from( LocalViewModelStoreOwner.current!!, LocalSavedStateRegistryOwner.current ) }

and on adding this will resolve the issue?

I would be also interested in sharing the same ViewModel instance between a composable (or multiple composables) and host Fragment/Activity. My use case is that I have click callbacks in the composables which trigger events in the viewmodel. Then host Fragment subscribes to this event to show snackbar or trigger navigation.

Does anyone run koin on JS? My code works on JVM and Native. I get the following exception:

How can I inject the same CoroutineScope in two classes, e.g. a ViewModel and a Repository? Is it enough to just create a named CoroutineScope instance and inject it in both?

Hello, does

koin-ktor

works with Ktor server native target?

Is there an equivalent of a Guice child injector in Koin?

I don't know if it's just me, but every time I enter the Koin website when starting a new project, I have no clue if I should click the GET STARTED or SETUP button. They both mean the same thing.

Hello, I want to provide a different instance of a ViewModel into many Composables.

// Module
viewModel { MyViewModel() }

class MyViewModel : ViewModel() { 
   var feedId: Int by Delegates.notNull()
}

@Composable
fun MyComposable(myViewModel: MyViewModel = getViewModel(), feedId: Int) { // Using myViewModel with a specific feedId }

feeds.forEach {
    MyComposable(feedId = it.feedId)
}

So each

MyComposable

can have its own viewModel, but what seems to happen to me is that all

MyComposable

are sharing the same instance of

MyViewModel

. Like

getViewModel()

is always providing the same instance. Am I right? Is there a way to provide different instances for each

MyComposable

?

Is there a specific reason Koin now requires

"org.gradle.jvm.version": 11

?

Koin androidx compose 3.2.1 is missing or they are not sharing the same version?

I noticed today that the

GlobalContext

(at least on the JVM) is a top level object. Does this have any implications on process death on Android? Do you need to restart Koin after process death? If not, how does it work?

Bonjour I think that Koin introduces a caching problem with Gradle in my project. In

src/main

I register things in Koin with the syntax

singleOf(::RegisterUser)

When I run tests I have errors like

'NoSuchMethodError void xxx.RegisterUser.<init>(xxx.FirstClass, xxx.SecondClass)'

The error goes away if I add a blank line somewhere in

src/main

therefore invalidating the cache. Does that sounds familiar?