I am learning Dagger 2 from this site https://developer.android.com/training/dependency-injection/dagger-android. I am creating like this, Appcomponent.java AppModule.java AuthComponent.java AuthModule.java But I got the error,AuthComponent doesn’t have a @Subcomponent.Builder, which is required when us…
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Dagger Dependency Injection Provider with Qualifier
I’d like to get a confirmation that: if two providers providing the same type of instance, one with qualifier and the other one without, would this work? For the following two cases, especially the TestClass1, will Dagger know which MetricsCollectorFactory to inject? Answer Yes, as on the Dagger dev gui…
Module in Module Dagger: This module is public, but it includes non-public (or effectively non-public) modules
I am using Dagger 2 for DI and want to inject one Module (module A) inside another one (module B). I am not including module A in any component or anywhere else. My code looks like this: I am getting the following error: I need ModuleB to be public because I am injecting it in a Component which is in
Cannot be provided without an @Provides-annotated method (Dagger 2 in Android Kotlin)
searched on many sites and in various articles, but without effect, so I ask for your help with Dagger 2 (DI) I can not understand what the problem is I’m new to Dagger 2 (Di) and I’m just studying it, please help me understand My code: MainActivity.kt App.kt ServiceBuild.kt NetworkService.kt AppN…
Dagger Component has conflicting scopes
I am using Dagger and I have an app component with @Singleton scope and also a subcomponent with @Singleton scope. Now when I compile it I get this error: [io.droid.nowtellapp.dagger.SignInMvpComponet] io.droid.nowtellapp.dagger.SignInMvpComponet has conflicting scopes: io.droid.nowtellapp.dagger.ApplicationC…
Dagger 2: Injecting user inputted parameter into object
Say I have a class Util that takes in a object – an instance of class Validator. Since I want to avoid instantiating the Validator class within Util, I pass it in via a constructor: I have a module that provides the Validator instance: and an instance of the Util class: I have a component wired up that …