I have my appComponent that takes in an argument when I call

.create()

which is the url that my networkModule needs. java

public interface AppComponent {
    @Component.Factory
    interface Factory {
        AppComponent create(@BindsInstance @Named("url") String url);
    }
}

This is my networkModule. kotlin

@Module
class NetworkModule @Inject constructor(@Named("url") val url: String) {...}

I get this dagger error:

error: @Component.Factory method is missing parameters for required modules or components: [com.myapp.internal.NetworkModule]

Ideas? Looks like my BindsInstance should satisfy my networkModule.

The documentation suggests that Dagger only instantiates modules that have no-argument constructor, so you would need to pass actual module instance, not the parameters needed to create it

@wasyl thank you. That did the trick. I did not know that you couldn't have @Inject on a modules constructor. I've been providing params to my module since the beginning of time and have just now upgraded dagger 2 to a later version and I wanted to try out the Component.Factory because I heard it's better practice. I don't know exactly why yet, but I have read Jake say that it's better.