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    Koin X KMP Cheat Sheet

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    Koin is a dependency injection framework that can be used with Kotlin Multiplatform projects. It allows writing code once that can be deployed to multiple platforms. Koin offers a Kotlin-centric approach using the language's features for simpler dependency injection. The document provides instructions for setting up Koin in a multiplatform project and injecting dependencies across platforms.

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    Koin X KMP Cheat Sheet

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    Koin is a dependency injection framework that can be used with Kotlin Multiplatform projects. It allows writing code once that can be deployed to multiple platforms. Koin offers a Kotlin-centric approach using the language's features for simpler dependency injection. The document provides instructions for setting up Koin in a multiplatform project and injecting dependencies across platforms.

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    Koin is a dependency injection framework that can be used with Kotlin Multiplatform projects. It allows writing code once that can be deployed to multiple platforms. Koin offers a Kotlin-centric approach using the language's features for simpler dependency injection. The document provides instructions for setting up Koin in a multiplatform project and injecting dependencies across platforms.

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    Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP)

    Cheat Sheet
    And implement your module, following your
    Koin Dependency Injection in platform-specific needs:
    Koin is the Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP)
    integration framework. Shared Code JVM
    You can write code once and deploy it on Koin is a pure Kotlin framework. It interacts
    multiple platforms, with KMP as the main naturally with your Kotlin shared code project the
    cross-platform technology, and Koin as the same way as your JVM or Android project.
    Dependency Injection framework.
    Define Koin modules for the needed classes to
    inject into your application.
    Koin offers a fully Kotlin-centric approach,
    leveraging the language's features and syntax
    We recommend utilizing constructor injection
    to provide a simpler and more intuitive DI whenever possible.
    experience. Alternatively, the KoinComponent interface can
    assist in dependency injection through properties. iOS
    Multiplatform Application Setup
    Phyllis
    Take a look at the Kotlin KMPSchwaiger
    getting started guide to
    help start your new Kotlin Multiplatform application

    For Koin setup instructions, please refer to the Koin


    Setup page.
    You can use Constructor DSL as well,
    Add the koin-core or koin-test Gradle with keywords such as singleOf factoryOf
    Morgan Maxwell ,
    dependency to your KMP project.

    Koin Annotations & KMP Implementing Native Dependency Starting Common & Native Modules
    To integrate Koin Annotations into your KMP project,
    Modules After defining your common Koin modules and
    begin by following the KSP guide from Google. implementing the necessary native modules,
    It’s also possible to define a Koin module, for a
    initiate dependency initialization by invoking
    specific platform. Use the actual Kotlin keyword
    your native module from the shared code:
    After integrating the Google KSP plugin, add the to define it:
    koin-annotations & koin--ksp-compiler
    dependencies to your KMP setup. Detailed steps can
    be found in this tutorial.
    insert-koin.io
    Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP)
    Cheat Sheet

    Injecting Dependency - Wrapper Strategy To achieve this in iOS, simply implement the code below:

    One way to begin injecting Koin dependencies into your


    iOS code is by creating a designated function to retrieve
    your dependency. In this example, we'll define
    getKMMViewModel to be used in your Swift code:
    In Swift iOS, we can use it in a native component:

    Injecting iOS dependencies in Koin


    You may need to pass data from the iOS platform to the
    Here's how you can implement this in Swift: Koin dependencies. The best is always to rely on KMP
    Libraries, to have KMP API ready to be used for your
    code.
    Sample code for providing NSUserDefaults to the

    Injecting with ViewModels and KMM- KMP Settings library is shown below:

    ViewModel
    You can declare a ViewModel, usage across Android
    and iOS with KMM-ViewModel.
    Injecting Dependency - Koin Component
    Strategy For this, incorporate the KMMViewModel() class for
    your ViewModel:
    An alternative method involves using the
    KoinComponent interface to inject properties into a
    class that will be manually instantiated:

    To call the Kotlin function from iOS, ensure that you use
    Then, declare it in your Android module and use it in the
    the appropriate native object parameter:
    “classical” way, with by viewModel :

    Utilizing Koin in the Android/JVM realm allows for direct


    benefits such as constructor injection or the use of the
    inject extensions, which enables Koin to retrieve
    the necessary dependencies:

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