android-di-koin

To set up Koin dependency injection for Android Compose, define per-layer Koin modules and use the koinViewModel() function in root composables to inject ViewModels without manually passing dependencies.

The best way to organize Koin modules in a Kotlin Multiplatform project is to create separate, properly named modules for data, presentation, and core layers, then assemble and register all modules in the :app module.

Koin dependency injection runtime crashes often stem from inconsistent module setups or improper ViewModel injection, which can be fixed by following standard naming conventions and correct module assembly in the :app module.

To configure singleton, ViewModel, and factory scopes in Koin, use constructor-reference overloads for concise module definitions, ensuring adherence to Koin best practices and proper scoping across your application.

Yes, you can use Koin for dependency injection in Kotlin Multiplatform apps to eliminate boilerplate, define per-layer modules, and inject ViewModels into Compose root composables across shared code.

You need to define separate Koin modules for data and presentation layers to organize dependency bindings, avoid circular dependencies, and ensure proper Koin initialization during module assembly in the :app module.