Plugin
koin-migration
Automate Dependency Injection framework migrations in Kotlin / Android / KMP projects. Covers Hilt (+ Dagger), Dagger 2, Toothpick, Kodein, Koin 3.x → 4.x, classic Koin DSL → Safe DSL, and Koin KSP Annotations → Koin Compiler Plugin. Produces idiomatic Koin 4 output — annotations (@Singleton, @Factory, @KoinViewModel, @Module + @Configuration + @ComponentScan) for annotation-based sources, Safe DSL for Kodein and Koin DSL migrations. Always targets the Koin Compiler Plugin (no KSP). Includes an 8-step per-module workflow with leaf-first selection, per-module validation loop, progressive-migration bridging patterns (Hilt @EntryPoint co-located in the consumer's @Module, koin-android-dagger library option).
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1 finding from automated static analysis of the latest version, with severities and explanations.
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