KSP option for single destination invoke() function

[stanleyguevara]

Hello, this is rather just a loose idea for improvement, maybe something for 2.0

I think having two equivalent operator fun invoke to navigate to the same destination can be somewhat undesired.
When having navArgsDeletage this is generated:

    override fun invoke(navArgs: SyncScreenNavArgs): Direction = with(navArgs) {
        invoke(title)
    }
     
    public operator fun invoke(
		title: String,
    ): Direction {
        return Direction(
            route = "$baseRoute" + "/${DestinationsStringNavType.serializeValue("title", title)}"
        )
    }

I've found our team is using almost exclusively navArgsDelegate version because click-through-ability is way better.
If I need to see "who navigates to this screen?" I can just ctrl+clik its arguments, no need to go through generated class.
It still happens once i a while somebody uses the wrong option, would be nice to be able to block that.

It could be done by something like:

ksp {
    arg("compose.destinations.singleInvokeOperator", "true")
}

Which would simply make the basic invoke private, if there's navArgsDelegate used.
Let me know what you think. I can do a PR on it if you see no issues with such approach :)

[raamcosta]

Hi 👋

So you mean you'd want the lib to not generate this?

public operator fun invoke(
		title: String,
    ): Direction {
        return Direction(
            route = "$baseRoute" + "/${DestinationsStringNavType.serializeValue("title", title)}"
        )
    }

[stanleyguevara]

Rather to make it private, if navArgsDeletage is defined.

[raamcosta]

Hi again, sorry for the big delay 🙏

I accept PRs if you want :)
Given this is low priority, I'd really appreciate it!

HINT:
NavArgumentBridgeCodeBuilder#invokeMethodsCode

You can check this config and make the second method private if it is set.
For how configs are handled, check ConfigParser.

And finally you may need to add CodeGenConfig to the constructor of NavArgumentBridgeCodeBuilder to be able to check it.