Builder

Manage multiple bindings, with type argument, in a Set

Left part of the constant-binding syntax (constant(tag)).

Left part of the delegate-binding syntax (delegate(tag)).

Left part of the direct-binding syntax (bind(tag)).

Manage multiple bindings in a Set

Left part of the type-binding syntax (bind(type, tag)).

Every methods eventually ends up to a call to this builder.

The context type that will be used by all bindings that are defined in this DSL context.

The scope that will be used by all bindings that are defined in this DSL context.

Attaches multiple bindings in a Set binding of a given type with a given tag.

Defines that the binding will be saved in a set binding.

Starts a direct binding with a given tag. A direct bind does not define the type to be bound, the type will be defined according to the bound factory.

Attaches the binding of a given type with a given tag.

Starts the binding of a given type with a given tag.

Starts the binding of a given type with a given tag.

Attaches a binding to the DI container

Binds a class type to a dependency injection (DI) builder.

Creates a set: multiple bindings can be added in this set.

Creates a set and add multiple bindings to it.

Binds a constant provider: will always return the given instance.

Binds an eager singleton: will create an instance as soon as kodein is ready (all bindings are set) and will always return this instance.

Binds a factory: each time an instance is needed, the function creator function will be called.

Creates a Set binding of a given type with a given tag and attaches multiple bindings to it.

Creates a Set binding of a given type with a given tag and attaches multiple bindings to it.

Binds an instance provider: will always return the given instance.

Binds a multiton: will create an instance on first request and will subsequently always return the same instance.

Creates a factory: each time an instance is needed, the function creator function will be called.

Creates a factory: each time an instance is needed, the function constructor function will be called.

Attaches the binding of a given type with a given tag.

Creates a set: multiple bindings can be added in this set.

Creates a set and add multiple bindings to it.

Binds a singleton: will create an instance on first request and will subsequently always return the same instance.

Binds a singleton: will create an instance on first request and will subsequently always return the same instance.

Starts a constant binding.

Used to define bindings with a context: bind<MyType>() with contexted<MyContext>().provider { /*...*/ }

Create a delegate binding to a given bound type with a given tag.

Delegate the targeted type to a new binding type

Creates an eager singleton: will create an instance as soon as kodein is ready (all bindings are set) and will always return this instance.

Creates a factory: each time an instance is needed, the function creator function will be called.

Imports all bindings defined in the given DI.Module into this builder's definition.

Imports all bindings defined in the given DI.Modules into this builder's definition.

Like import but checks that will only import each module once.

Attaches multiple bindings in a Set binding of a given type with a given tag.

Attaches multiple bindings in a Set binding of a given type with a given tag.

Add multiple bindings in an existing set

Defines that the binding will be saved in a set binding.

Creates an instance provider: will always return the given instance.

Creates a multiton: will create an instance on first request for each different argument and will subsequently always return the same instance for the same argument.

Adds a callback that will be called once the DI object is configured and instantiated.

Creates a factory: each time an instance is needed, the function creator function will be called.

Used to define bindings with a scope: bind<MyType>() with scoped(myScope).singleton { /*...*/ }

Creates a singleton: will create an instance on first request and will subsequently always return the same instance.