Hi! I found this project very helpful to see how to set up kotlin with dagger! But when I tried to use the same method in my app, it didn't work. I realized that it is because I was using a newer version of Kotlin (version 1.0.0-beta-1103).

If you try updating the Kotlin version in this repo, you will get an error like this: java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: No virtual method provideLocationManager$app_compileDebugKotlin()Landroid/location/LocationManager; in class Lorg/loop/example/AndroidModule;

Unfortunately, I don't know any solution for this problem. Do you have any ideas?

Is it already possible to move all the code to Kotlin?

Here is a sample from JetBrains https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-examples/tree/master/gradle/kotlin-dagger and only one class is in java. That class uses code that should be generated by Dagger. Unfortunately if I rewrite it to Kotlin then Dagger is not generating anything. According to this blog post http://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2015/06/better-annotation-processing-supporting-stubs-in-kapt/ it should work now. Am I missing something?

I have tried to use 0.1-SNAPSHOT version of Kotlin as well as the newest 1.0 beta and result is the same.

Hi! Really interested in using this repo as an example for an upcoming project. I hope you don't mind, but I fixed the markdown formatting to make the section headers render as such.

Hey Damian, thanks for a great example.

Have you tried having Components in androidTest folder? It seems that Dagger2 doesn't generate its files for this setup. People solve this problem by using Android-apt plugin when using Java. Do you know anything about how to fix it in pure "Kotlin's way"? Thanks a lot.

Hello,

I've cloned your project and made some changes to see if I can introduce Dagger in my project, I cannot seem to find the way to inject Kotlin classes, and this example doesn't show that. I just inject a Java class..

The dagger generated classes doesn't seem to be able to find the Kotlin class and failed to compile..

I have this code in my activity:

@Inject
 lateinit var presenter: LoginPresenter

And this is the LoginPresenter:

class LoginPresenter : BasePresenter<LoginView> {

    @Inject constructor() {

    }

   ....
}

and it throws the following error

any ideas?

Add dependency for Kotlin Extensions for Android plugin to fix unresolved reference error in MainActivity.kt -- import statement: kotlinx

Update Kotlin to version M12.1 to fix build errors in MainActivity.kt -- assert method

GitHub changed the way Markdown headings are parsed, so this change fixes it.

See bryant1410/readmesfix for more information.

Tackles bryant1410/readmesfix#1

Hi there,

I took your project as the base of a video tutorial about how to organize the Gradle dependencies and this is the result, I did a Pull Request for my fork with the changes but I'm also sending to you in case you're interested.

Feel free to close it if you are not interested.