Is it possible to explicitly set params in a singleOf? ```class B class A(b: B) val module = modul...

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[Fergus Hewson]

Is it possible to explicitly set params in a singleOf?

class B
class A(b: B)

val module = module {
    singleOf(::A) {
        // parameters of B()
    }
}

[Muaz KADAN]

Did you try ?

class B
class A(b: B)

val module = module {
    singleOf(::A) {
        parametersOf(B())
    }
}

[LeoColman]

With this example it also looks simple to just go

single { A(B()) }

[arnaud.giuliani]

currenty you can keep singleOf(::A) and use parametersOf parametersOf(B()) ... it will pass your B instance on the call stack. There is no other explicit rule yet

[Fergus Hewson]

Doing this only creates the parameters and does not bind them to the object creation, is there something missing here?

singleOf(::A) {
parametersOf(B())
}

[arnaud.giuliani]

singleOf(::A) {
parametersOf(B())
}
won't do what you want

[arnaud.giuliani]

declare singleOf(::A) and call it with get<A> { parametersOf(B() )}