I have the following ViewModel
@HiltViewModel
class ShareViewModel @Inject constructor(
private val taskRepository: TaskRepository
): ViewModel() {
private val searchAppBarStateMutableState: MutableState<SearchAppBarState> = mutableStateOf(SearchAppBarState.CLOSED)
val searchAppBarState: State<SearchAppBarState> = searchAppBarStateMutableState
private val listOfTaskMutableStateFlow = MutableStateFlow<List<TodoTaskEntity>>(emptyList())
val listOfTaskStateFlow = listOfTaskMutableStateFlow.asStateFlow()
}
I never expose mutableStateFlow as in the example above. And SonarLint will show a warning when doing this.
MutableStateFlow" and "MutableSharedFlow" should not be exposed
So I apply the same technique to the mutableState
However, If I do like this below, I don't get any warning.
val searchAppBarStateMutableState: MutableState<SearchAppBarState> = mutableStateOf(SearchAppBarState.CLOSED)
Just wondering what is the best practice for using MutableState with jetpack compose.
To use mutableState with viewmodel, define mutableState with private setter inside viewmodel, ex -
var isVisible by mutableState(false)
private set
By doing above we can read the mutable state from outside of viewmodel but not update it. To update create a public function inside viewmodel, ex -
fun setVisibility(value: Boolean) {
isVisible = value
}
By making a setter function we are following separation of concerns and having a single source of truth for editing the mutableState.