I am making a program using Mapbox. I want to make my app robust, and handle cases were we don$$t have internet connection. This is how I observe internet connectivity in my viewmodel:

@HiltViewModel

class NetworkConnectivityViewModel @Inject constructor$($private val connectivityObserver: NetworkConnectivityObserver$)$ :

ViewModel$()\{$

private var initialized $=$ false

private val $\_$connectionUIState $=$

MutableStateFlow$($NetworkConnectivityObserver$.$Status.NoStatus$)$

val connectionUIState: StateFlow $=\_$connectionUIState

@MainThread

fun initialize$()\{$

if $($initialized$)$ return

initialized $=$ true

viewModelScope.launch $\{$

connectivityObserver.observe$().$collect $\{$ status $->$

$\_$connectionUIState.value $=$ status

$\}$

$\}$

$\}$

$\}$

In another class, I$$ve made sure the map is not initialized if we do not have internet connection. However, I also want to handle the possibility of losing internet access while we are initializing the map. What is the best way to do that? Is it a good idea to use suspend functions and flags? Please provide simple examples.