Hey all, I'm a bit lost on testing my koin module....

# koin

[Paolo]

Hey all, I'm a bit lost on testing my koin module. Let's assume I have something like this:

internal val someModule = module {
   scope<TheOwnerOfThings>{
      scope<Scope1> { 
         scoped <SomeInterface>{ (param: String) -> ThisThing(param) }
      }
      scope<Scope2> {
         scoped <SomeInterface>{ (param: String) -> ThatThing(param) }
      }
   }
}

How would I go about testing the creation of ThisThing and ThatThing? Clearly calling the following wouldn't work...

create<SomeInterface> { parametersOf("Lol") }

...since koin wouldn't know which SomeInterface to create. And calling this would also not work...

create<ThatThing> { parametersOf("Lol") }

...since none of my definitions returns a ThatThing type.

I figure a way to get around this would be to split Scope1 and Scope2 into separate modules, but I can't do this because I want to limit the scope of these to be within the scope of TheOwnerOfThings.
Is there a solution to this?