Completely decoupled routing library facilitates screen navigation using a coordinator pattern. Offers route change listening and basic deeplinking support, enhancing application architecture flexibility.
The DireKT Kotlin SDK is a completely decoupled Routing library that is not platform specific.
implementation("com.myunidays:direkt:0.0.5")
We recommend using the coordinator pattern but it's not neccessary.
Create a subclass of the RoutingConfig, expose the screens you want to route and what constructor params they need.
sealed class RootConfig(key: String): RoutingConfig(key) {
object Dashboard: RootConfig("Dashboard")
object Standard: RootConfig("Standard")
}
Create a function to create those screens.
fun createChild(config: RootConfig): ScreenInterface = when (config) {
RootConfig.Dashboard -> DashboardViewModel()
RootConfig.Standard -> StandardViewModel()
}
Then create an instance of the RouterImpl or implement the interface Router.
val router = RouterImpl<RootConfig, ScreenInterface>(
RootConfig.Dashboard,
::configForName
)
To listen to route changes
router.stack.collect { (transition, config) ->
if (transition == Transition.Push) {
println("Pushed route $config")
}
To request a route change, where RootConfig.Standard is an entry in the config defined before.
router.push(RootConfig.Standard)
In the Examples folder, there is an example using KMM with coordinators targeting iOS and Android.
Currently, basic support for Deeplinking.
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