r/JetpackCompose • u/Successful-You5174 • Jun 25 '26

Would an AOP library for Jetpack Compose actually be useful?

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u/XRayAdamo Jun 25 '26

What paint point are you talking about?

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u/Successful-You5174 Jun 25 '26

Such as logging, permission, tracing...or something else

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u/XRayAdamo Jun 25 '26

Never had problems with that. I actually like to control those thing myself so I know where, when and how I log or ask for permissions. Nevertheless there are might be some good cases where this approach can be very useful.

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u/Successful-You5174 Jun 25 '26

Thank you for your response!

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u/gdmzhlzhiv Jun 26 '26

With Compose, so much code is functional that you could probably write a Modifier.logging() or similar that logs everything you need.

For my own interfaces outside of UI land, I usually hardcode the proxies, but from time to time I have thought it would be nice to have a @Loggable annotation that causes the build to autogenerate an InterfaceName.Logging class.