Does `checkModules` test viewModel modules? I’m ha...

# koin

[Allan Wang]

Does checkModules test viewModel modules? I’m having an issue with resolving a class that has a provider, and after commenting things out I realize none of the viewModel providers seem to be tested

[voben]

I think it checks all modules that are registered in the startKoin block. What does your test look like?

[Allan Wang]

This is an example:

val commonModules: List<Module> by lazy {
    listOf(a, b)
}

val productionModules: List<Module> by lazy {
    listOf(c)
}

val a = module {
    single<A> { A() }
    viewModel { /* uses A */ }
}

val b = module {
    viewModel { /* uses A */ }
}

val c = module {
    single<C> { C(a = get()) }
}

I don’t think having two lists matter and I haven’t tested ordering yet, but I added it to match my setup. Module c is new, and adding it fails despite the definition being provided from another module. If I add provider A in module c then things work. If I remove all A providers, the test still passes, so the viewModel providers don’t seem to be tested

[Allan Wang]

In the application, I add modules(commonModules + productionModules), and I do the same with the test (checkModules { modules(commonModules + productionModules })