I have been wondering what are the benefits of creating own @Component.Builder
inside Components
instead of using default ones?
The documentation does not say much about them, nor I could have found any reasonable examples. Anyone could share some thoughts?
It's officially deprecated and you can pretty much ignore it. Google's framework, which became dominant in Android ecosystem, was originally called Dagger 2. Sometimes we still refer to it as such, but, in most cases, we simply call it Dagger today.
This is called a Dagger component; it contains a graph that consists of the objects that Dagger knows how to provide and their respective dependencies. Kotlin Java. // @Component makes Dagger create a graph of dependencies.
create custom scopes with Dagger is pretty easy, you just have to follow these steps. Step 1) declare your annotation. Step 2) annotate the dependencies with this annotation in the module.
Dagger 2 relies purely on using Java annotation processors and compile-time checks to analyze and verify dependencies. It is considered to be one of the most efficient dependency injection frameworks built to date.
A few of the advantages:
@BindsInstance
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