To take the example in <https://insert-koin.io/doc...

# koin

[mkporwit]

To take the example in https://insert-koin.io/docs/1.0/documentation/koin-core/index.html#_binding_additional_type, if I had the following:

// Service interface
interface Service{
    fun doSomething()
}

// OtherService interface
interface OtherService {
   fun doOtherThing()
}

// Service Implementation
class ServiceImp() : Service, OtherService {
    fun doSomething() { ... }
    fun doOtherThing() { ... } 
}

How could I write my module definition such that the single ServiceImpl is bound to both Service and OtherService?

[arnaud.giuliani]

just single<Service>{ ServiceImpl() } bind OtherService::class

[mkporwit]

@arnaud.giuliani thanks for that. Not that I’m facing the problem now, but if I wanted to bind three Interfaces to a single Implementation, is there syntax to do that?

[arnaud.giuliani]

continue with bind operator

[arnaud.giuliani]

this is the standard way to add additional type binding to your definition

[mkporwit]

OK, so multiple lines, each one binding some interface to an implementation? Thanks.