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BenLanc
BenLanc

Reputation: 2434

How can I use Kodein's direct retrieval to fetch a dependency bound as a factory?

Consider the following injector:

class Injector constructor(secretSauce: SecretSauce) {
    val kodein = Kodein {
        bind<SpicyBeans>() with factory { beans: List<Bean>, herbs: List<Herb> ->
            SpicyBeans(secretSauce, beans, herbs)
        }
    }
}

And the following business logic:

class TastyMeal {
  private lateinit var injector : Kodein
  private lateinit var spicyBeans : SpicyBeans

  fun initialiseWithInjector(kodein : Kodein) {
    injector = kodein
    val herbs = listOf(Coriander(), Cumin())
    val beans = listOf(Pinto(), BlackEyed())
    // fetch SpicyBeans via given Kodein Factory, given herbs and beans here
  }
}

How can I use Kodein's direct injection feature to fetch a SpicyBeans instance using a factory, passing in List<Herb> and List<Bean> after TastyMeal is instantiated? I can't find an example in the documentation.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 226

Answers (2)

Salomon BRYS
Salomon BRYS

Reputation: 9584

The solution is called multi-argument factories. The documentation about this is very scarce (This is a problem, can you open a ticket so I can be reminded to improve the doc?).

In the meantime, here is your solution:

val tastyDish: SpicyBeans by kodein.instance(arg = M(beans, herbs))

Upvotes: 3

Marek Kondracki
Marek Kondracki

Reputation: 1427

Try something like this:

class Injector constructor(secretSauce: SecretSauce) {
    val kodein = Kodein {
        bind<SecretSauce> with instance(secretSauce)
        bind<SpicyBeans>() with factory { beans: List<Bean>, herbs: List<Herb> 
->
        SpicyBeans(instance(), beans, herbs)
       }
    }
}

then:

val spicyBeans by kodein.newInstance { SpicyBeans(instance(), beans, herbs) }

Upvotes: 2

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