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Idiomatic review for Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) with Kotlin 2.x — expect/actual discipline, Swift boundary safety, ViewModel lifecycle, SQLDelight conventions
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| name | code-kmp |
| description | Idiomatic review for Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) with Kotlin 2.x — expect/actual discipline, Swift boundary safety, ViewModel lifecycle, SQLDelight conventions |
| user-invocable | false |
Apply this checklist when reviewing any diff containing .kt files in a KMP project (files in commonMain, androidMain, iosMain, sharedLogic, or sharedUI source sets).
[ERROR] Do not throw raw exceptions from suspend fun exposed to iOS. Wrap in a sealed class result type before crossing the Kotlin → Swift boundary; Kotlin exceptions thrown from coroutines surface as untyped crashes in Swift.
[ERROR] Do not collect StateFlow directly in Swift via collect {}. Use KMP-NativeCoroutines, SKIE, or an explicit iosMain bridge with DisposableHandle.dispose() called from Swift deinit.
[ANTI-PATTERN] iOS ViewModel scope must be cancelled on dismiss. Every ViewModel must expose fun clear() that cancels its SupervisorJob. Swift callers must call viewModel.clear() from deinit. Without this, coroutines leak silently on iOS.
[ANTI-PATTERN] Do not use expect class for types that need fakes (repositories, helpers, services). Use interface in commonMain with class Foo : Interface in each platform source set. expect class blocks unit-testing with fakes.
[ANTI-PATTERN] SqlDriver must not be constructed directly in commonMain. Wrap all driver creation behind interface DatabaseDriverFactory { fun createDriver(): SqlDriver } with platform actual implementations.
[NAMING] Kotlin 2.2: kotlinOptions {} DSL is deprecated-to-error. Migrate all compiler flag configuration to compilerOptions {} inside kotlin {}. This breaks builds on Kotlin 2.2+.
[STYLE] Domain model data class instances in commonMain must not use java.time.*, java.util.Date, or any platform Uri. Use kotlinx-datetime (Instant, LocalDate) for all timestamp fields.
[ANTI-PATTERN] Business logic must not leak into actual declarations. actual blocks are pure platform wiring (driver init, file paths, clock access). Logic that enters an actual block cannot be tested in commonTest.
[NAMING] expect/actual files: use identical file names across source sets (e.g., TimeProvider.kt in commonMain, TimeProvider.android.kt in androidMain). The compiler allows mismatched names but maintainers can't find actual implementations without searching.
[STYLE] ViewModels expose a single StateFlow<UiState> and a single dispatch(action: Action). Use SharedFlow<Event>(replay=0) for one-shot navigation/snackbar events. Never expose MutableStateFlow or MutableSharedFlow from a ViewModel's public API.
[PERF] Use SharingStarted.WhileSubscribed(5_000) on stateIn calls, not Eagerly. This stops upstream producers after the last subscriber leaves, prevents wasted work on iOS when views are not collecting.
[STYLE] Every query in a SQLDelight .sq file must have a meaningful label (e.g., selectUserById:). Labels generate typed Kotlin functions. Unlabelled queries require raw execute() calls that lose compile-time safety.
[STYLE] Koin DSL (module { single { } / factory { } }) is preferred over a hand-rolled AppContainer when the DI graph exceeds ~7 nodes. Koin does not use reflection and is safe on Kotlin/Native.
[STYLE] Do not use the deprecated context(Foo) context receivers syntax (Kotlin 1.x experiment). It is being removed (KT-72994). Use explicit parameters or wait for the stable context parameters feature in Kotlin 2.2+.
[PERF] All data class fields used as map keys must implement stable hashCode/equals. KMP value classes (@JvmInline) give zero-cost wrappers on JVM but add a boxing step on Kotlin/Native — profile before adding to hot paths.
