Which approach is preferrable when injecting simple fields into a class? In this case, user is `fun ...

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[Zoltan Demant]

Which approach is preferrable when injecting simple fields into a class? In this case, user is fun interface User { fun userId(): String? }
• by inject in single {}
• get() in the actual function call

single {
    val authService by inject<AuthService>()

    SomeService(
        context = get(),
        user = {
            // get<AuthService>().user()?.id

            val user = authService.user()
            user?.id
        },
    )
}

[arnaud.giuliani]

here is more relative to readability and depends if you are using some lazy also

[arnaud.giuliani]

I would go for get<AuthService>() directly

[Pedro Alberto]

Currently am trying to avoid custom initializers in the modules. So in my case I would go with passing the authService to SomeService and in there when needed fetch User Id in the init method.

Why?
Because then you can use directly singleOf(::SomeService)