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Rafa Araujo
Rafa Araujo

Reputation: 344

Inject Koin in Java classes

I'm trying to replace Dagger 2 to Koin in my current project and I don't want to rewrite some classes in Kotlin to use it.

Is possible to inject with Koin in java classes?

In Kotlin is just

// Inject MyPresenter
val presenter : MyPresenter by inject()

Thanks

Upvotes: 18

Views: 15578

Answers (6)

Abner Escócio
Abner Escócio

Reputation: 2785

Use

// Java Compatibility
implementation "io.insert-koin:koin-android-compat:$koin_version"

Instead

implementation "org.koin:koin-java:$koin_version"

Don't forget

// Add Maven Central to your repositories if needed
repositories {
    mavenCentral()
}

Importante point

Due to Jcenter shutdown, the koin project's maven group id was previously org.koin and is now io.insert-koin. Please check your configuration with modules below.

See official documentation here

Have a good job!

Upvotes: 2

Pawan Soni
Pawan Soni

Reputation: 936

Yes it is Possible. Just sync project with this gradle file

implementation "org.koin:koin-java:$koin_version"

In your java class replace

// Inject MyPresenter
private val presenter : MyPresenter by inject()

with

private Lazy<MyPresenter> presenter = inject(MyPresenter.class);

and get presenter method inside Java class like

presenter.getValue().sayHello()

Upvotes: 28

Michael McCormick
Michael McCormick

Reputation: 444

You no longer need the additional koin-java dependency as this is now a part of koin-android & koin-core.

// Imports
import static org.koin.java.KoinJavaComponent.get;
import static org.koin.java.KoinJavaComponent.inject;
import static org.koin.core.qualifier.QualifierKt.named;
import static org.koin.core.parameter.DefinitionParametersKt.parametersOf;

// Lazy injection
Lazy<MyDependency> dependency = inject(MyDependency.class);

// Eager injection
MyDependency dependency = get(MyDependency.class);

// Named injection
get(MyDependency.class, named("MyNamedDependency"));

// Parameter injection
get(MyDependency.class, null, () -> parametersOf(this));

Koin Android Java docs

Upvotes: 13

ultra.deep
ultra.deep

Reputation: 1809

following code worked for me without org.koin:koin-java:$koin_version dependency:

private MyPresenter presenter = org.koin.java.KoinJavaComponentKoinJavaComponent.inject(MyPresenter.class).getValue();

Upvotes: 0

peresisUser
peresisUser

Reputation: 1686

It is, make sure you import in gradle the koin for java library and use above answers.

Gradle: 

implementation "org.koin:koin-java:2.0.1"

Upvotes: 0

Keshav Aggarwal
Keshav Aggarwal

Reputation: 763

A class or file can either have .kt extension means Kotlin, or have .java extension means Java. You can't write a file or class in both the languages simultaneously.

But your Java and Kotlin files can talk with each other, i.e you can a Java class with a variable and access that variable in your Kotlin file or vice-versa.

So you can inject a Kotlin class reference and use that in your Java class and Vice-versa.

This might help: https://kotlinlang.org/docs/tutorials/mixing-java-kotlin-intellij.html

I hope that clears the doubt.

Upvotes: 2

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