How can I bind a singleton that implements multiple interfaces into multiple sets? So, imagine a de...

# kodein

[rocketraman]

How can I bind a singleton that implements multiple interfaces into multiple sets?

So, imagine a declaration FooBar: Foo, Bar. Instead of:

inBindSet<Foo> {
  bind { singleton { new(::FooBar) } }
}

inBindSet<Bar> {
  bind { singleton { new(::FooBar) } }
}

which seems like it will create two singletons, and even if it doesn't, it isn't very clearly expressing intent.

I should be able to do:

bind { singleton { new(::FooBar) } }

inBindSet<Foo> {
  add { instance<FooBar>() }
}

inBindSet<Bar> {
  add { instance<FooBar>() }
}

but I can't figure out the syntax.

[romainbsl]

The actual syntax is

bind { singleton { Cls() } }

            bindSet<Itf> {
                add { singleton { instance<Cls>() } }
            }
            bindSet<Itf2> {
                add { singleton { instance<Cls>() } }
            }

here is the documentation https://kosi-libs.org/kodein/7.19/core/multi-binding.html