navigation-compose

Type-safe navigation in Jetpack Compose is set up by modeling routes as @Serializable data objects or classes, enabling compile-time checks and safer refactoring for single-activity apps. You define a typed AppNavHost to construct these serializable destinations.

String-based navigation breaks because it is error-prone and brittle as apps grow. Modeling routes as serializable destinations provides compile-time checks and safer refactors to prevent runtime crashes during screen transitions.

Yes, Kotlinx serialization is required alongside Kotlin and Jetpack Compose 2.8+ to support @Serializable destinations and construct type-safe navigation graphs for your Android application.

Yes, type-safe Compose destinations support deep links and result passing across screens. You can configure deep links within your typed AppNavHost for cohesive Android app navigation across nested graphs.

Yes, this type-safe navigation approach supports nested graphs and feature module routing. It applies to single-activity Jetpack Compose apps to enable structured and scalable navigation.

The best way to pass results between Android Compose screens is using serializable destinations. This enables type-safe result passing across screens within your navigation graph for cohesive transitions.