ViewModelInject | Assisted Injection for Android ViewModels | Dependency Injection library

I found the source of the error, when using moshi with retrofit, all data classes must have the annotation of @JsonClass(generateAdapter = true)

We must change the code:

I am not sure about hilt, but I have done this same thing with Dagger2 using AssistedInject. Here is my implementation,

This is usually a symptom of bad architecture.

If StorageViewModel is acting like a Repository it should not extend ViewModel. If it doesn't have connections to UI you can convert it to a repository class and that would solve your problem because it would just become an injectable singleton.

If StorageViewModel is connected to a Fragment (for example) you should take a reference to both viewmodels and pass data between them from the UI layer.

Something like:

In alpha03, Use the new @HiltViewModel and the normal @Inject now as shown below.

A Viewmodel should not be annotated with @ActivityScoped or @Singleton, as dagger-hilt will provide this instance in a rather "special" way and not as usual as it provides the other dependencies (lifecycle and stuff).

First make sure, that you have the following dependencies and there are all up to date:

it tell you your json start with object but your model start with array , see this question and note of that , it help you

change your code as below this :

Provide a ViewModel by annotating it with @HiltViewModel and using the @Inject annotation in the ViewModel object's constructor.

you forgot “= nativeToForeign” in updateTranslationDirection

You can see what is going on in your stream using doOnNext method or forEach or something similar: