Dependency Injection in Android using Kodein

Injecting Fragments

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We've got two activities with their corresponding Activity scopes in place, both depending on the Application one. Ideally we would probably want to have also Fragment scopes, in an outer layer of our dependency graph. On this lesson, we will learn to:
- Add a new Fragment to our app.
- Add a Fragment scope to our app.
- Inject dependencies using the Fragment scope.

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Lessons in Dependency Injection in Android using Kodein

1. What's Kodein

3. The Application Scope

4. Your first Injection

5. Lazy Injections

6. Scoped Injection: Activity Scope

7. Injecting dependencies on the Activity Scope

8. Transitive Dependencies

9. Injecting Singletons

10. Tagged injections

11. Constant Injection

12. Adding a Detail Activity

13. Injecting Navigation

14. Injecting Fragments

15. Injecting CustomViews

16. Testing your architecture (mock injection)

17. Injecting Mocks on your UI tests