Demonstrates mixing DI frameworks in a Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) project: Koin, Dagger/Hilt and Swinject.
It uses Koin in the shared code, which is directly reused in the [desktop] sample. It exposes the dependencies in
the androidMain source set as a Hilt module for the [android] sample, so the Android app does
not have a dependency on Koin and can keep using Hilt and is not forced to switch DI framework.
The same goes for the [ios] sample, albeit a bit differently setup: the shared dependencies are
exposed through a KoinComponent in the iosMain source set, and the iOS app accesses those to
put them into the Swinject container.
This repository accompanies this article: https://medium.com/@jacobras/multiplatform-dependency-injection-making-koin-dagger-hilt-and-swinject-work-together-on-android-e17b98bd8f7b
gradlew android:installDebug
Click the fun main() in desktop/src/jvmMain/kotlin/Main.kt.
Open the project in XCode and run it. It's pre-configured to first build the shared code (see https://kotlinlang.org/docs/multiplatform-mobile-integrate-in-existing-app.html for instructions).