KMP용 ViewModel 설정

[versions]
androidx-viewmodel = 2.9.3

[libraries]
androidx-lifecycle-viewmodel = { module = "androidx.lifecycle:lifecycle-viewmodel", version.ref = "androidx-viewmodel" }

// You need the "api" dependency declaration here if you want better access to the classes from Swift code.
commonMain.dependencies {
  api(libs.androidx.lifecycle.viewmodel)
}

listOf(
  iosX64(),
  iosArm64(),
  iosSimulatorArm64(),
).forEach {
  it.binaries.framework {
    // Add this line to all the targets you want to export this dependency
    export(libs.androidx.lifecycle.viewmodel)
    baseName = "shared"
  }
}

// Optional if you use JVM Desktop
desktopMain.dependencies {
    implementation("org.jetbrains.kotlinx:kotlinx-coroutines-swing:[KotlinX Coroutines version]")
}

// commonMain/MainViewModel.kt

class MainViewModel(
    private val repository: DataRepository,
) : ViewModel() { /* some logic */ }

// ViewModelFactory that retrieves the data repository for your app.
val mainViewModelFactory = viewModelFactory {
    initializer {
        MainViewModel(repository = getDataRepository())
    }
}

fun getDataRepository(): DataRepository = DataRepository()
MainViewModel.kt

// androidApp/ui/MainScreen.kt

@Composable
fun MainScreen(
    viewModel: MainViewModel = viewModel(
        factory = mainViewModelFactory,
    ),
) {
// observe the viewModel state
}
MainScreen.kt

// iosMain/ViewModelResolver.ios.kt

/**
 *   This function allows retrieving any ViewModel from Swift Code with generics. We only get
 *   [ObjCClass] type for the [modelClass], because the interop between Kotlin and Swift code
 *   doesn't preserve the generic class, but we can retrieve the original KClass in Kotlin.
 */
@BetaInteropApi
@Throws(IllegalArgumentException::class)
fun ViewModelStore.resolveViewModel(
    modelClass: ObjCClass,
    factory: ViewModelProvider.Factory,
    key: String?,
    extras: CreationExtras? = null,
): ViewModel {
    @Suppress("UNCHECKED_CAST")
    val vmClass = getOriginalKotlinClass(modelClass) as? KClass<ViewModel>
    require(vmClass != null) { "The modelClass parameter must be a ViewModel type." }

    val provider = ViewModelProvider.Companion.create(this, factory, extras ?: CreationExtras.Empty)
    return key?.let { provider[key, vmClass] } ?: provider[vmClass]
}
ViewModelResolver.ios.kt

// iosApp/IosViewModelStoreOwner.swift

class IosViewModelStoreOwner: ObservableObject, ViewModelStoreOwner {

    let viewModelStore = ViewModelStore()

    /// This function allows retrieving the androidx ViewModel from the store.
    /// It uses the utilify function to pass the generic type T to shared code
    func viewModel<T: ViewModel>(
        key: String? = nil,
        factory: ViewModelProviderFactory,
        extras: CreationExtras? = nil
    ) -> T {
        do {
            return try viewModelStore.resolveViewModel(
                modelClass: T.self,
                factory: factory,
                key: key,
                extras: extras
            ) as! T
        } catch {
            fatalError("Failed to create ViewModel of type \(T.self)")
        }
    }

    /// This is called when this class is used as a `@StateObject`
    deinit {
        viewModelStore.clear()
    }
}
IosViewModelStoreOwner.swift

// iosApp/ContentView.swift

struct ContentView: View {

    /// Use the store owner as a StateObject to allow retrieving ViewModels and scoping it to this screen.
    @StateObject private var viewModelStoreOwner = IosViewModelStoreOwner()

    var body: some View {
        /// Retrieves the `MainViewModel` instance using the `viewModelStoreOwner`.
        /// The `MainViewModel.Factory` and `creationExtras` are provided to enable dependency injection
        /// and proper initialization of the ViewModel with its required `AppContainer`.
        let mainViewModel: MainViewModel = viewModelStoreOwner.viewModel(
            factory: MainViewModelKt.mainViewModelFactory
        )
        // ...
        // .. the rest of the SwiftUI code
    }
}
ContentView.swift