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Advanced Examples

Explore advanced usage scenarios for DevView, including custom modules, multi-module integration, and workflows. These examples demonstrate how to extend DevView for complex developer needs.

Custom Module Example

object MyAdvancedModule : Module {
    override val moduleName = "Advanced Tool"
    override val section = Section.CUSTOM
    override val destinations: PersistentMap<KClass<out NavKey>, DestinationMetadata> =
        persistentMapOf(MyDestination.Main.withTitle("Advanced Tool"))
    override val entryDestination: NavKey = MyDestination.Main
    override val registerSerializers: PolymorphicModuleBuilder<NavKey>.() -> Unit = { /* ... */ }
    override fun EntryProviderScope<NavKey>.registerContent(
        onNavigateBack: () -> Unit,
        onNavigate: (NavKey) -> Unit,
        bottomPadding: Dp,
    ) { /* ... */ }
}
val modules = rememberModules {
    module(MyAdvancedModule)
    module(FeatureFlip)
    module(Analytics())
    module(NetworkMock(resourceLoader = NetworkMockResourceLoader { path -> Res.readBytes(path) }))
}

Multi-Module Integration

  • Register multiple modules in rememberModules
  • Use feature flags to enable/disable modules at runtime
  • Integrate analytics and network mocking for comprehensive debugging

Workflow Example

  • Combine FeatureFlip, Analytics, and NetworkMock for end-to-end testing
  • Use custom modules for project-specific developer tools

Troubleshooting

  • For complex integrations, ensure all modules are registered and initialised
  • Use platform-specific notes for Android/iOS differences

Next Steps

If you encounter issues not covered here, consult the Troubleshooting & FAQ or open an issue on the DevView repository.