Hi! I have a problem with using annotations on functions that have a few parameters of the same type...

# koin

[Piotr Prus]

Hi! I have a problem with using annotations on functions that have a few parameters of the same type. I tried to used named and property but that does not work.

@Single
    @Named("httpLoggingInterceptor")
    fun provideLoggingInterceptor(): Interceptor =
        HttpLoggingInterceptor().apply {
            level = HttpLoggingInterceptor.Level.BODY
        }

    @Single
    @Named("myOkHttpClient")
    fun providePublicHttpClient(
        authenticator: Authenticator,
        @Property("addHeadersInterceptor") addHeadersInterceptor: Interceptor,
        @Property("httpLoggingInterceptor") logInterceptor: Interceptor,
        @Property("forbiddenInterceptor") forbiddenInterceptor: Interceptor
    ): OkHttpClient =

The generated code in the thread 🧵

[Piotr Prus]

generated code:

single(qualifier=org.koin.core.qualifier.StringQualifier("myOkHttpClient")) { _ -> myapp.android.di.NetworkModule.providePublicHttpClient(authenticator=get(),getProperty("addHeadersInterceptor"),getProperty("httpLoggingInterceptor"),getProperty("forbiddenInterceptor")) } bind(okhttp3.OkHttpClient::class)

[Piotr Prus]

I guess the generated code should use getParam, but the annotation InjectedParam does not have the name parameter for quialifier, so I cannot use 3 interceptors

[Alexandru Caraus]

Change the @Property to @Named

[Alexandru Caraus]

Not sure what property does

[Alexandru Caraus]

And @InjectedParam is not injected, its left for you to pass manually the dependency

[Alexandru Caraus]

The object is partialy created with the injected param left out to be populated at later time

[Piotr Prus]

Got it to work with named, however that was not clear for me when reading documentation for annotations.