terrakok/Cicerone

SafeArgs and xml graphs?

P1NG2WIN opened this issue · 3 comments

P1NG2WIN commented

Hello. What are you think about integrate your library with Gradle SafeArgs plugin and navigation-like creating graphs from xml? Could this appear in the future? (label:question)

P1NG2WIN commented

Or maybe you know some not deprecated articles that will explain how to integrate your library with google navigation?

terrakok commented

First of all SafeArgs is not needed because Cicerone uses strong typed Screen classes for navigation hence Kotlin compiler checks it all.
I think that navigation graph may be useful only for small applications with well known static graph.
As I know nav-graph uses documented transition ids instead destination screen for navigation. I'm not sure that it is more usefull than Cicerone style. (But I understand that UI graph representation is cool sometimes)

P1NG2WIN commented

First of all SafeArgs is not needed because Cicerone uses strong typed Screen classes for navigation hence Kotlin compiler checks it all.
I think that navigation graph may be useful only for small applications with well known static graph.
As I know nav-graph uses documented transition ids instead destination screen for navigation. I'm not sure that it is more usefull than Cicerone style. (But I understand that UI graph representation is cool sometimes)

Thanks for reply, understand about safe-args. By xml, I meant the ability to see any graph visually, and, possibly, add new destinations to it