Hello guys, I'm using Koin Annotations in an <android project>. Actually, I'm migrating it from Dagg...

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[Aru Jeganathan]

Hello guys, I'm using Koin Annotations in an android project. Actually, I'm migrating it from Dagger/Hilt to Koin. I've migrated most parts except for couple of objects annotated with Hilt @FragmentScoped . How do I achieve this in Koin. This object is being injected to an AbstractFragment which has many concrete implementations. Here's the existing structure:

@Provides
@FragmentScoped
fun provideMarkwonEditor(markwon: Markwon): MarkwonEditor {}


@AndroidEntryPoint
abstract class AbstractNotesFragment(): Fragment() {

    @Inject
    lateinit var markwonEditor: MarkwonEditor
}

@AndroidEntryPoint
class FragmentA : AbstractNotesFragment()


@AndroidEntryPoint
class FragmentB : AbstractNotesFragment()

The way I thought I would implement is to do a @Scope(AbstractNotesFragment::class) and a @Scoped on the MarkwonEditor object, but I don't know if that will share the instance with FragmentA and FragmentB. What's the proper way to do this?

[arnaud.giuliani]

@Scope(AbstractNotesFragment::class) will scope your instance to the AbstractNotesFragment class

I don't know if that will share the instance with FragmentA and FragmentB

then you need something else? like sharing at parent activity level?

[Aru Jeganathan]

I want something scoped at FragmentA and FragmentB not a shared instance between implementations.