Hello there! Could someone give some hints about using custom scopes in Koin? I’m trying to refactor...

# koin

[Damiano Giusti]

Hello there! Could someone give some hints about using custom scopes in Koin? I’m trying to refactor the dependency management in my Android app by creating a LoggedUserScope, so that I can provide fresh instances of certain classes at each login. I identified the classes that are used after the login and the ones that are used before the login. 90% of them are used after the login.
I have a couple of questions:
1. does this mean that I need to change all the single declarations to be scoped in the LoggedUserScope?
2. how can I verify that the dependencies resolution is working correctly? I’m using the checkModules test method but I think I need to provide the LoggedUserScope somehow
Thanks to everyone that will help!!

[arnaud.giuliani]

use you need scoped definitions instead of single, and put it in a scope block

[arnaud.giuliani]

if your app is using the same scope at 90% I would suggest to think about dropping your entire configuration once you loggout, instead of having everything in scope

[Damiano Giusti]

thanks @arnaud.giuliani! how can I drop the configuration at logout? stopKoin and then restart?

[arnaud.giuliani]

yes, or also unloadKoinModules if you have a main module with `included`sub modules

[Damiano Giusti]

yes I do have a main module that groups all the modules for ease of use, also for tests. Thanks I’ll give it a try!

[arnaud.giuliani]

ping me if you need 👍