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Configuration

Gradle​

The simple way to apply Tangle is to just apply the Gradle plugin.

You can also just add dependencies yourself, without applying the plugin:

// any Android module's build.gradle.kts

plugins {
  id("android-library") // or application, etc.
  kotlin("android")
  id("com.squareup.anvil")
}

dependencies {

  // Fragments
  api("com.rickbusarow.tangle:tangle-fragment-api:0.15.2-SNAPSHOT")
  anvil("com.rickbusarow.tangle:tangle-fragment-compiler:0.15.2-SNAPSHOT")

  // ViewModels
  api("com.rickbusarow.tangle:tangle-viewmodel-api:0.15.2-SNAPSHOT")
  anvil("com.rickbusarow.tangle:tangle-viewmodel-compiler:0.15.2-SNAPSHOT")

  // optional Activity ViewModel support
  implementation("com.rickbusarow.tangle:tangle-viewmodel-activity:0.15.2-SNAPSHOT")

  // optional Compose ViewModel support
  implementation("com.rickbusarow.tangle:tangle-viewmodel-compose:0.15.2-SNAPSHOT")

  // optional Fragment ViewModel support
  implementation("com.rickbusarow.tangle:tangle-viewmodel-fragment:0.15.2-SNAPSHOT")

  // WorkManager
  api("com.rickbusarow.tangle:tangle-work-api:0.15.2-SNAPSHOT")
  anvil("com.rickbusarow.tangle:tangle-work-compiler:0.15.2-SNAPSHOT")
}

Setting up the Tangle graph​

In order to connect Tangle to your application-scoped Dagger component, call TangleGraph.add(...) immediately after creating the component.

import android.app.Application
import tangle.inject.TangleGraph

class MyApplication : Application() {

  override fun onCreate() {
    super.onCreate()

    val myAppComponent = DaggerMyAppComponent.factory()
      .create(this)

    TangleGraph.add(myAppComponent)
  }
}

Next steps​

Tangle is now able to generate its code and hook in to Dagger.

Check out these features to start using Tangle in your project: