android-clean-architecture

To structure a Kotlin Multiplatform project with clean architecture, you separate code into domain, data, and presentation layers. This keeps business logic in a pure Kotlin domain layer, ensuring it remains independent of platform-specific frameworks like Android or iOS.

You set up dependency injection for an Android clean architecture project by using pre-configured examples for either Koin or Hilt. Koin is suitable for Kotlin Multiplatform projects, while Hilt is tailored specifically for native Android-only development to wire layer dependencies.

Yes, you can use SQLDelight and Ktor in the data layer of a clean architecture Android app. The architecture provides ready-to-use repository implementations and data mappers compatible with SQLDelight for local storage and Ktor for network data syncing.

The best way to keep domain logic independent of Android frameworks is by enforcing strict module boundaries and applying the dependency inversion principle. This ensures UseCases and Repository interfaces reside in a pure Kotlin domain layer without leaking platform-specific code.

Yes, clean architecture works with reactive data flows using Kotlin coroutines and Flows. The architecture pattern supports implementing reactive data streams across the domain and data layers to handle asynchronous operations efficiently across Android and KMP projects.

Use the UseCase and Repository patterns for Android and KMP applications to eliminate tightly coupled codebases. These patterns standardize module boundaries, making your project significantly easier to test, maintain, and scale as your cross-platform application grows.