Hi everyone, i am building a kotlin multiplatform library, i am at a point where i need to use di to keep the tests maintainable. I already read about koin but it seems it is not designed for using it only in the shared module. Is there a good way to do di in the shared module, like injecting object classes as singleton to other classes that use this singleton? Or are there any guides that describe how to use koin only in shared, without initializing it in the app itself?

Trying to setup koin annotations in a multi module KMP project, but facing some difficulty. Does anyone know of any sample projects around that demonstrate the implementation?

Hi I wanted to use Kotlin for backend services. There are bunch of frameworks for server side. Most famous ones are Springboot, spring and Ktor. My server would be mostly IO bound. Also, another concern is currently my org uses REST but we might switch to GRPC later. I want something which might require minimal effort If I change the transport layer.

Just made

koinNavGraphViewModel()

function to scope a ViewModel to a given Nav Graph

What's the best way to know the scroll direction of a LazyColumn? I'm currently using a LazyListState, and by keeping a reference of the last value of

firstVisibleItemScrollOffset

from LazyListState, I can compare it to the current value so if

lastOffset

is lower than

firstVisibleItemScrollOffset

, that means the user is scrolling down, however if

lastOffset

is higher than

firstVisibleItemScrollOffset

, that means the user is scrolling up. At least that's the result I was hoping for but unfortunately

firstVisibleItemScrollOffset

is often equal to

lastOffset

. So what is the best way to know the scroll direction of a LazyColumn? 🤔 (What I would like to achieve is similar to what we used to do with the XML Toolbar View using app:layout_scrollFlags)

Anyone experienced with http4k? I'm trying to add routes with documentation but for somereason the routes are not getting registered?

kt
    val contract = contract {
        renderer = OpenApi3(ApiInfo("Tasks API", "v0.1.0"), Argo)
        descriptionPath = "/docs"

        routes += UserRouter(userService).routes // these dont work
        routes += "/ping" bindContract Method.GET to { _ -> Response(Status.OK).body("pong") } // this works
    }

    val handler = routes("/api" bind contract)
    handler.asServer(Jetty(port)).start() ..

//....

class UserRouter(private val services: UserService) {

    val routes: List<ContractRoute> = listOf(
                "/users/{id}" meta {
            summary = "Get user details"
            returning(
                Status.BAD_REQUEST to "Invalid id",
                Status.NOT_FOUND to "User not found"
            )
        } bindContract GET to ::getUser,

Is there a

BiMap

(bidirectional hashmap)?

Is there a way to properly clip an

AnimatedVisibility

? Clipping passed to the

AnimatedVisibility

modifier is not working and the animation runs with a square

.clip(CircleShape)

I want to utilize

Activity#addOnNewIntentListener()

within Compose. It works fine in general. However it's registered too later after a process death occurred. Code in 🧵

What is best practice in terms of multiple classes in a single file? For example if I have an interface and a (currently) single implementation, I like the idea of keeping them together in a single file, but then sometimes feel I should do how I would in Java and split it into two.