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Multiplatform/Native/Koin question: I'm not sure what the "correct" way is to utilize Koin when I need to provide an implementation in iOS in swift.  There are some 3rd party libs that are in swift that I would like to inject into the Koin modules, which are all defined in the common shared code.

e.g., I have an interface `CommonIF.kt` defined in commonMain/interfaces, and a `CommonImpl.kt` in androidMain.  In iOS, this is implemented in swift by implementing the `CommonIF` interface.

Now the question is how I can make this available to Koin when calling `startKoin` on in my iosMain code.  I have an `ModuleLoader` that starts koin and loads the module.

The naive approach that I've been using for testing is to add a constructor parameter to `ModuleLoader(val commonImpl: CommonIF)`
 and provide that in the module by returning this item:
```single&lt;CommonIF&gt; { commonImpl }```
This breaks the purpose of DI and makes the interface fairly messy and also requires eager loading of these native implementations.

Is there a way to clean this up so that the iOS instance is lazily loaded?  Is there a way to define Koin modules in swift so that I could just pass in iOS specific Koin modules to the `ModuleLoader`?