```interface RemoteFeatureFlagProvider { fun fetchFullConfig(useNetwork: Boolean) fun <T&...

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[Jeevan Deep Singh]

interface RemoteFeatureFlagProvider {
    fun fetchFullConfig(useNetwork: Boolean)
    fun <T> getFeatureFlag(key: String, type: Class<T>): T

}

inline fun <reified T> RemoteFeatureFlagProvider.get(key: String): T {
    return getFeatureFlag(key, T::class.java)
}

is there a way to hide fun <T> getFeatureFlag(key: String, type: Class<T>): T from being accessed ? I want the users to use only extension function so that they can directly use generics instead of passing Foo::class.java in the interface method

[Jeevan Deep Singh]

I have an internal implementation for this. so I thought of casting inside the extension but I cannot access non-public class's method as well in the extension method

[phldavies]

You can mark the internal method as @PublishedAPI and expose it through a public inline method

[Jeevan Deep Singh]

The impl class is marked as internal so i cannot access that method through a public inline method 😕

[Szymon Jeziorski]

@Jeevan Deep Singh @PublishedApi allows you to call internal classes/members from public inline functions: some site with example