Hi! First off, this is a fantastic library - thank you for all your efforts. If I define multiple providers for the same type and then pass both providers to the Injector, the "last" provider takes precedence (see below). While I am pretty sure this is intentional - and aligns nicely with how python handles similarly named functions - I was wondering if there was a way to a) differentiate between the providers list the multiple providers for a type or b) raise an exception if multiple providers have been defined for the same type. I would be happy to contribute a PR if you think there are any worthwhile features to be added. Thanks again!
from dataclasses import dataclass
from injector import Module, singleton, provider, Injector
@dataclass
class Output:
value: str
class Provider01(Module):
@singleton
@provider
def provide_output(self) -> Output:
return Output("Using Provider01")
class Provider02(Module):
@singleton
@provider
def provide_output(self) -> Output:
return Output("Using Provider02")
injector = Injector([Provider01(), Provider02()])
output = injector.get(Output)
print(output.value) # Using Provider02
Hi! First off, this is a fantastic library - thank you for all your efforts. If I define multiple providers for the same type and then pass both providers to the
Injector, the "last" provider takes precedence (see below). While I am pretty sure this is intentional - and aligns nicely with how python handles similarly named functions - I was wondering if there was a way to a)differentiate between the providerslist the multiple providers for a type or b) raise an exception if multiple providers have been defined for the same type. I would be happy to contribute a PR if you think there are any worthwhile features to be added. Thanks again!