I'm looking for some good tutorial or github code ...

# android

[amichalski]

I'm looking for some good tutorial or github code about Dagger 2 for Android app written in Kotlin

[radityagumay]

https://github.com/radityagumay/AlQuran-Android

[radityagumay]

Take a look mine.

[edwardwongtl]

I think you can take a look at Kodein, it is a better DI library for Kotlin

[mate.herber]

not compile time validated tho

[gildor]

Kodein and Dagger are very different. And Kodein actually not a DI at all, but service locator

[sanogueralorenzo]

@edwardwongtl Do you have an example project? Dagger is quite handy with @Inject constructor in kotlin

[radityagumay]

take a look my repo

[gildor]

This repo from @kboyarshinov that contains some advanced examples of Dagger usage for Android App based on dagger-android
https://github.com/kboyarshinov/advanceddagger2

[sanogueralorenzo]

I was asking for Kodein example since I've only played around with it 😄

[edwardwongtl]

I don't have an example project in hand by now, but you can take a look at Kodein's page to get a feel of how to use it.
https://salomonbrys.github.io/Kodein/

[edwardwongtl]

And i think dagger2 has too much boilerplate code, maybe the cause is dagger is designed with&for java in the first place. Just a personal feel, no offense. 😀

[sanogueralorenzo]

I already had a look at those, was looking more for a mvvm mvp example with the different layers in place

[sanogueralorenzo]

I felt the same about dagger but when I found out about @Inject constructor I got rid of most of the boilerplate

[edwardwongtl]

But still creating a bunch of @Provide, @Module and `@Component`class & interface is too verbose for me, however dagger2 does allow easy unit testing...

[radityagumay]

@edwardwongtl yes. dagger using annotation processor then create a generate code based on that annotate.

[radityagumay]

i dont know, if you can achieve such ways without annotate.