Kotlin Symbolic Processor for Dagger Lazy Delegates
Generated by Stable Diffusion for "Sleeping face on a dagger"
Dagger supports Lazy Provider wrapper to delay expensive object creation. When used wisely, it can greatly improve the
startup time of your app. However, this invites a lot of boilerplate similar to backing properties in Kotlin. For
instance,
// non-lazy implementation
class CommentViewModel(
val analyticsManager: AnalyticsManager,
val authRepository: AuthRepository,
val deleteUseCase: DeleteUseCase
) {
...
}
// lazy setup
interface CommentViewModelLazyDelegate {
val analyticsManager: AnalyticsManager
val authRepository: AuthRepository
val deleteUseCase: DeleteUseCase
}
class CommentViewModelLazyDelegateImpl @Inject constructor(
val analyticsManagerLazy: Lazy<AnalyticsManager>,
val authRepositoryLazy: Lazy<AuthRepository>,
val deleteUseCaseLazy: Lazy<DeleteUseCase>
) : CommentViewModelLazyDelegate {
val analyticsManager: AnalyticsManager by lazy { analyticsManagerLazy.get() }
val authRepository: AuthRepository by lazy { authRepositoryLazy.get() }
val deleteUseCase: DeleteUseCase by lazy { deleteUseCaseLazy.get() }
}
@HiltViewModel
class CommentViewModel @Inject constructor(
lazyDelegate: CommentViewModelLazyDelegate
) : CommentViewModelLazyDelegate by lazyDelegate {
...
}While we could have kept the backing properties in the original ViewModel itself, we can't get away with the amount of boilerplate involved in this process (2 x No. of Lazy Injections). LazyDagger helps you get away from this situation by generating this code for you.
@LazyDagger(ActivityRetainedComponent::class)
interface CommentViewModelLazyDelegate {
val analyticsManager: AnalyticsManager
val authRepository: AuthRepository
val deleteUseCase: DeleteUseCase
}Simply add @LazyDagger annotation to your interface and the implementation will be generated alongside the Hilt
binding modules for specified component(s) or SingletonComponent::class if not specified. Check the sample/ project
to learn more
Add KSP plugin, gradle dependency and include generated ksp directory to your sourceSets
plugins {
id("com.google.devtools.ksp") version "<version>"
}
dependencies {
implementation("com.kshitijpatil.lazydagger:lazydagger-core:$lazydaggerVersion")
ksp("com.kshitijpatil.lazydagger:lazydagger-codegen:$lazydaggerVersion")
}
sourceSets.main {
java.srcDirs("build/generated/ksp/main/kotlin")
}Copyright 2022 Kshitij Patil
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