Koin Compiler Plugin & Annotations#53
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Hello,
Here is a proposal to use the new Koin Plugin for Annotations. The Koin Plugin Compiler helps us use few annotations around (
@Singleton,@KoinViewModel...) to structure things. Also possibility to scan definitions into one or more modules, depending on whether you want a simpler Module config. Also demoing@Configurationand@KoinApplicationto help discover configurations.No KSP, just Kotlin Compiler. Simple setup.
Compile safety is not yet available, but Plugin logs are available already to understand how Annotations & Modules are gathered.
Happy to help follow up. If you want a "annotation" oriented example.