This is a dependency injection framework and inversion of control container for Python. It decouples object creation from business logic by managing how services and their dependencies are assembled, delivered, and linked within an application. The framework is distinguished by its ability to perform automated component wiring, using import hooks and decorators to inject dependencies into functions and classes across different modules. It supports non-blocking flows through an asynchronous dependency resolver and manages the initialization and shutdown sequences of shared external resources a
Koin is a dependency injection framework for Kotlin applications that manages object lifetimes and resolves dependencies through a lightweight container. It functions as a multiplatform library, allowing shared object definitions and resource bindings to be reused across different target platforms and source sets. The framework provides a system for resolving dependencies directly within user interface components to decouple business logic from view implementations. It includes a compile-time dependency validator that analyzes dependency graphs during the build process to detect missing bindi
Tivi is a cross-platform application for discovering and tracking television shows, built with Kotlin Multiplatform and Compose Multiplatform to share its user interface across Android, iOS, and desktop platforms. The app follows the Model-View-Intent (MVI) architecture pattern, where user actions are modelled as sealed class intents that reduce into a single immutable state object, ensuring predictable and unidirectional data flow managed through Kotlin coroutines and StateFlow. The application uses Hilt for compile-time dependency injection and SQLDelight for type-safe local data storage, c