I create MVVM android app, and I need context in my ViewModel class. I know that a ViewModel must never reference a view, Lifecycle, or any class that may hold a reference to the activity context. But... does it apply also inject Context by @RootContext annotation?
I'm also wondering if I can use the context from a view object in the onClick method when I use DataBinding in ViewModel class.
so you can pass clicked view add your onclick
param.
<View
...
android:onClick="@{(v)-> viewModel.modelOnClick(v)}"
...
/>
class ViewModel
class ViewModel{
public void modelOnClick(View v){
}
}
so you have your clicked view in your model and can use it's context