What I understand from the documentation, generics are supported only by giving a name to the `singl...

# koin

[Albert]

What I understand from the documentation, generics are supported only by giving a name to the single

module {
  single("foo") { Repository<Foo>() }
  single("bar") { Repository<Bar>() }
}

val fooRepo: Repository<Foo>() by inject("foo")
val barRepo: Repository<Bar>() by inject("bar")

Is there an alternative that I could use inject() (without key) instead of making the injector aware what the key should be?

[tapchicoma]

Generics are not available at runtime, that is why name was introduced

[tapchicoma]

I am not sure that there is alternative way to have it without params in inject().

With params - is to use module namespaces.

[Albert]

Ok thanks, I will build something around it

[dknapp]

You could typealias your generics and inject the typealias - it’s still a little more code, but I’ve done it that way injecting rx subjects and such

[tapchicoma]

I almost sure that typealiases don't exist at runtime too, they are just syntactic sugar for compiler

[dknapp]

hm. maybe i just got lucky and wasn’t injecting multiple subjects